Rust free rotors
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The zinc works to prevent rust because it corrodes instead of the steel.
Painting the SURFACE of the rotors with a black paint actually gives a nice, clean look to the rotors. When braking it takes the paint off leaving the nice surface underneath.
Painting the SURFACE of the rotors with a black paint actually gives a nice, clean look to the rotors. When braking it takes the paint off leaving the nice surface underneath.
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POWER SLOT ROTORS
Im not yelling but strongly emphasising that. I love my powerslots. ive had 3 sets now and absolutly no problems.
Im not yelling but strongly emphasising that. I love my powerslots. ive had 3 sets now and absolutly no problems.
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Even if you did, it would be gone in minutes. We're talking about plated rotors. The pads break through it very quickly, leaving the normally rusting surfaces (the edges and vents) plated and rust-free.
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exactly what wilwren said no rust due to being lated the have never warped on me either so those are your best for you $$$$$
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Power Slot applies a proprietary military-spec Cadmium plating on every single rotor we sell. This protects the rotor from harmful corrosion throughout its life. Other competitors use inferior Zinc plating on their rotors, or no plating at all! In salt spray testing, our Cadmium plating last up to 60% longer than Zinc.
with crossdrilling and shows an example of a failure for those that are interested. Powerslot uses Brembo blanks (thicker than OEM) and slots them to the minimum rotor thickness, then plates them. Brembo blanks are among the best in the world.
Mine after nearly a year (shot this morning):
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Originally Posted by fuelforthesoul1999
you're not going to paint the braking surface are you?