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Old 05-07-2011, 12:35 PM
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I spoke with Tom yesterday. What a great guy and the statistics that he has for the long lasting performance of the rotor and pads is just mind blowing.
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I spoke with Tom yesterday. What a great guy and the statistics that he has for the long lasting performance of the rotor and pads is just mind blowing.
The holy grail is a long lasting, track usable rotor with good modulation characteristics. The next two months will tell the tale and so far so good. These seem tough as nails.

Can't wait to install the full kit with the billet calipers- MovIt are you reading this??
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