[s-cars] Slotted Rotors
Jimmy Pribble, Managing Editor, UrS4.com
jimmy at urs4.com
Sat Sep 30 00:20:54 EDT 2000
Greg,
My Zimmerman rotors slotted by Weston Motorsports (Hi Paul!) are both
slotted "back." That is, facing the rotor, the slot curves clockwise from
inside to the outside. I think this is the correct configuration, but I'm
not exactly sure why. I'm guessing it has something to do with the angle
that the slot cuts across the pad.
Anybody have the Reynold's number on that?
Jimmy
www.urs4.com
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Greg Johnson [mailto:gregsj at iea.com]
> Sent: Friday, September 29, 2000 10:38 PM
> To: s-car-list at egroups.com; QList
> Cc: Paul Weston; Andrew at iea.com; Moffat at iea.com
> Subject: [s-cars] Slotted Rotors
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> OK, it's probably a silly question, but for those of us that are
> or have been
> thinking about using slotted rotors on our Audis, which way do
> the slots go?
> Assume you are looking at the rotor face (front). On one rotor
> the slots are "back
> slash" \ ; On the other rotor, the slots are front slash /.
> Which rotor goes on
> the left side and which goes on the right? Does it make any
> difference? It would
> seem that in one instance the squeezing brake pads will cause the
> gases and/or
> moisture to flow towards the hub and in the other instance they
> would flow towards
> the edge of the rotor. Which is better and why?
>
> Greg J
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