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#1
Two left feet?
Can anyone explain why the cross drilling on the RS4 brakes sweep backwards on three corners but sweep forwards on the right front? I thought my car was a mutant but when I checked all of our photos we captured of our reference RS4's I see the same thing. Assume everyone has this?
Note that the Gallardo install of the same brakes has them sweeping back on all four corners (checked our reference files to confirm).<ul><li><a href="http://forzamotorsport.net/">Forza Motorsport 2</a></li></ul>
Note that the Gallardo install of the same brakes has them sweeping back on all four corners (checked our reference files to confirm).<ul><li><a href="http://forzamotorsport.net/">Forza Motorsport 2</a></li></ul>
#7
Correct, rotors are Audi RS4 specific. Calipers originated with the RS6 as well, minus...
the metal brace on the outside of the caliper.
Lambo Gallardo uses a pin style floating system with directional rotors ala RS6 style.
Cheers,
Lambo Gallardo uses a pin style floating system with directional rotors ala RS6 style.
Cheers,
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#8
The new Corvette Z06 is also using "non directional" front brake rotors...
and the rotors that are spinning the "wrong way" seem to be more prone to cracking from what owners have been saying.
It's pretty silly on a car at this price IMO.
It's pretty silly on a car at this price IMO.
#10
Re: The new Corvette Z06 is also using "non directional" front brake rotors...
You're right. Just checked the reference photos for the Z06 and they have it in the rear as well. Why wouldn't they just used a random pattern instead of a sweep then?