Tony Kloosterma
02-02-2005, 01:50 PM
I've had a chance to try out some new Snyper rotors the last 2 weeks on my WRX.
The new slotted rotors that they make are pretty cool.
The slotting is unique in that it is not the traditional slanted slot. The slots on these rotors are actually in 2 directions. The first is a short slot 90 degrees to the rotor, the second is a curved slot that looks like the swoop of the letter "S"
The Rotors are CNC machined and to this point have outperformed my old Stop Tech slotted rotors. I am anxious to give them a try in competition circumstances but so far they look, feel and perform very well.
Fitment went without any issues of course ( none rotor related anyway, I did break a brake caliper bolt, but thats another storey)
I bedded them in using Williams pads and as usual with Williams the setup worked great.
If you are the WOSCA event this weekend or at the Ottawa event on Feb 20 stop by and check them out.
Contact them at
http://www.snyperbrakes.com/
Tony
The new slotted rotors that they make are pretty cool.
The slotting is unique in that it is not the traditional slanted slot. The slots on these rotors are actually in 2 directions. The first is a short slot 90 degrees to the rotor, the second is a curved slot that looks like the swoop of the letter "S"
The Rotors are CNC machined and to this point have outperformed my old Stop Tech slotted rotors. I am anxious to give them a try in competition circumstances but so far they look, feel and perform very well.
Fitment went without any issues of course ( none rotor related anyway, I did break a brake caliper bolt, but thats another storey)
I bedded them in using Williams pads and as usual with Williams the setup worked great.
If you are the WOSCA event this weekend or at the Ottawa event on Feb 20 stop by and check them out.
Contact them at
http://www.snyperbrakes.com/
Tony