Exploding Rotors: why you do not drill

JShadzi at aol.com JShadzi at aol.com
Fri Jun 20 23:43:22 EDT 2003


 >  I'd think if there was a real problem that you'd hear more about it or that some action would be taken against them.
> > That theory is pretty well shot down by the various blinking/beeping
> > fishing lures you can buy through late-night TV ads.  Nevermind
> > energy crystals, any number of magnetic healing devices, metal wristbands...as P.T. Barnum said, "a fool and his money are easily parted."  The automotive world is full of thousands of useless/dangerous/defective products.  There mere existence, or even  success, does not automatically validate the product.>>

Uh, ya, right, but magnetic bracelets and blinking fishing lures don't cause you to go careening out of control to your death like brake failure does, I think the consequences are a little higher for a brake rotor manufacturer than your late night "shit marketer".

Heck, I don't use cross drilled's, and frankly I couldn't care if another person ever used them again...but I can't help feeling like your tyriad against cross drilling rotors is a little sensational and under-supported, kindof like the typical "Inside Edition" report.

I guess buyer beware always applies, I'd be interested in seeing some real #'s or a good analysis of those rotors to determinte the true mode of failure.

Javad
80tq - with slotted 13" Big Reds - hardly ever stressed or
overheated...



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