Carbon carrier waverotors

[GMbusa]

I was surfing through my catalogs and noticed i sell carbon bodied waverotors. I figure these would be an ultimate brake upgrade but i question the streetability of them. Day in day out, would they hold up?

Any input would be great.

[Juggler]

If they are truly carbon-based rotors, then you have to get them very hot in order for them to work well. On a track perhaps. For the street, I doubt they would do very well.

I would also bet that you would have to get special pads to use with the rotors.

[Shibumi]

Carbon bodied? As in not the disc part?

Got a pic by any chance, confuzzled...

[GMbusa]

Yeah, the carrier(middle) is carbon fiber and the ring/rotor area is standard material.

[StreetnTrack]

Braking stop making them a few years ago. I heard they get stress cracks around the bolt holes but they were light and worked very well. We sold quite a few of them years ago.

[GMbusa]

Thanks for the info, i didn't check on the availability of them. I'm going to play it safe and go with the standard waves.

[black954]

Check out the Ferodo Axis rotors. They come with black carriers, red Ti buttons, and ductile iron/ss rotors. A friend of mine has them on his GSKR 1K and they are awesome. I would have definately gotten them if I didn't get such a good deal on my waves.

[GMbusa]

The thing is, i don't sell ferodo parts so i don't recieve my dealer discount on them.