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Old 02-19-2003, 04:44 PM
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Default good things come in heavy boxes....

very heavy boxes delivered from San Jose, CA...

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very shiny silver heavy boxes delivered from San Jose...

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i'm a happy camper :-)

now! ...to get off my **** and order some track pads, SS Lines and Fluid
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Default AWESOME! Do us all a favor and put an OEM rotor right next to the DBA in the same position

as the last photo when you swap them. I would love to see the comparison in the ventilation slots.

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Default How 'bout this?

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You da man, exactly what I wanted to see. Thank you.
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Default isitmyimagination ¿r is the OEM thicker metal?

yes theÊslots Oere cool and will dissipate gases, but it also looks like bigger cooling slots with the tradeoff of lower disc mass/thinner wear surfaces.

Since Audi wear limits are roughly 1-2mm/side.....even less meat to the wear limit..
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Default Heat is the problem. You have to dissipate it better. The wear limits aren't that important

because the Audi rotors will warp and groove waaay before you reach the wear limits. The mass of the rotors are also roughly the same, the internal vanes give a lot of mass as well as a lot of surface area, you just don't see it at the "exit" side of the vane.
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No problem.
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WOW...those are NICE!! =D
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They look heavier than stock, what is the weight of them?
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