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Date:         Fri, 8 Sep 2006 15:38:52 -0700
Reply-To:     TC <trclark@SHAW.CA>
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From:         TC <trclark@SHAW.CA>
Subject:      Re: New Brake rotors.pads
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> > POWERSLOT CRYO (way expensive)
> I guess the real question do these POWERSLOT CRYO
> realy last 3 times as long as the straight rotors
> if that is realy true & you get betterbraking its a no brainer
> pay the extra since the least expensive is about $50 per rotor and the
$130
> is less tha(3*50)
> and the extra install etc
> so anybody out there vette these claims ??
Well I cant find any vanagonites but there is quite a wealth of testimonials
from various co that do Cryogenic Thermal Cycling
http://www.percryo.com/racing.htm
http://www.300below.com/site/duralife.html
http://www.myroadster.net/cryo.asp
etc etc
whats more percryo will treat a set of new rotors for $35/rotor
so ATE/Brembo for 40-50 percryo 35 for $85 you get it looks like at least 2X
life
so make me curious why of the vanagon vendors (Ken ??) not sell cryo rotors
seems that vamagon are famous for rotor warpage esp. for those of use in
mountainous area
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