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> Check your rotors
scotty b
post Apr 4 2013, 06:06 PM
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rust free you say ?
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RS America came in for some track damage. The owner had some brake issues. I can't imagine why (IMG:style_emoticons/default/blink.gif) I've seen this many times before, but never this bad. EVERY hole has split


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Cupomeat
post Apr 4 2013, 06:28 PM
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missing my NY 914 in VA
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Yes, this is pretty typical for a tracked car.

The PCA rules for inspecting rotors state that no cracks can extend to the outside edge.
I seem to remember it stating that a crack can't extend to another hole either, but can't find that now.

Agreed on the drilling part, which is why I pay extra ($20) for the Porsche OEM rotors on my 993 as they cast the holes into the rotor as opposed to Zimmerman who drills them.

These cracks are pretty serious, I'd probably replace this disk.
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