I’m sure others can provide a more concise synopsis for you than I can as I do not have a lot of time on them however to me they are on par with steel depending on pads and these particular rotors show no wear. They mic the same as when they were new.
Weights of OEM Forged Marchensini Wheels?
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7 years hard track little to no wear
wow 7 years
didn’t know they existed until today
One question, do they need to be up to temperature, to work ok?
Or are they as street steel rotors? That work ok, from the go
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Also, how expensive are they compared to normal BREMBO rotors?
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There were available 15 years ago and Jeff has not been able to get the ceramic discs its been about 10 years no so they will never be available again. Even if a used set pops up for sale your looking at $2500-$3000. Better off just getting his new SS superbike rotors or Iron which everything uses same carriers.
Considering that you can get carbon brakes for a Subaru, it’s a joke that these things have not made their way to top shelf OEM bikes. Some people swear by a rotor (T-Drive, Breaktech, TK etc). Blindfolded, you’ll never know the difference. Just pick the one you think looks best. Braketech CMC or Sicom, different story. Amazing stuff. Coupled with CF wheels like the package Tadashi posted, and as I’m sure he can attest is quite a transformation. If you can find a set of CMCs, grab them. If not, get the Sicoms. Prices are going up.
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What pads do you run with yours Ed?
I was blown away when Tadashi said the oem pads work great with his
Back to the wheels (cuz some people on here will freak the .... out if anyone goes off on any tangent whatsoever : ) has anyone else noticed that the center spacer in the MarCheesy wheels is too wide?
I was blown away when Tadashi said the oem pads work great with his
Back to the wheels (cuz some people on here will freak the .... out if anyone goes off on any tangent whatsoever : ) has anyone else noticed that the center spacer in the MarCheesy wheels is too wide?
I have a set of the OZ mags and the March M7s and have played with 4 different sets of rotors and a few sets of forks and I have had to modify some spacer every time to get a perfect wheel center and rotor center. Everything is just a little bit different. That’s is of course if you are anal enough to look at it that closely. Pads, I use the z04 on everything. 1,I have a bunch of them and 2, my calipers have a limited selection of available pads.
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So when will we (motorcycles) get our 3d printed wheels HRE Performance Wheels
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Hopefully never. My God that is ugly. My eyes hurt.
Which model of wheel is that on the left please?
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Those HRE 3D wheels are hideous. Wait, that's actually an understatement. I would hate cleaning those. My gawd. FUGLY.
That is a magnesium OZ Cattiva
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endo, what the hell do you do and who are you? you have all the coolest high end stuff!
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endo is Batman. There it's out.
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