Coleman 2 pc vs Floating Rotors
#1
Coleman 2 pc vs Floating Rotors
Looking for owners or experienced persons of C6Z06's running slicks or R compound rubber regarding the choice between a slightly more expensive full floating design vs a 2 piece. I know that Coleman offers both - am I really going to notice/experience a difference when using stock calipers with Toyo RA1's?
Lastly, do I want slotted or blank?
Interested in overall performance, longevity and the lack of knock-back.
Thoughts? Better more cost effective options?
Lastly, do I want slotted or blank?
Interested in overall performance, longevity and the lack of knock-back.
Thoughts? Better more cost effective options?
#3
Burning Brakes
I had to deal with Coleman years ago on a billit hub they sent every possible combination except the one i asked for . 4-5 hubs later ... Nobody there had a clue what they had .
Never again .
Never again .
#4
Drifting
I ran Coleman 2 piece fixed for a couple of years with no issues.
Slotted/heat treated - rotors lasted approx. 16 practice/race days.
Floating should give you greater life expectancy.
C.V. from AZ. had a set of 2 piece Coleman fixed that has lasted him almost a season (obviously relative as to how many days).
Driving style, course and pad used will also effect rotor life.
Slotted/heat treated - rotors lasted approx. 16 practice/race days.
Floating should give you greater life expectancy.
C.V. from AZ. had a set of 2 piece Coleman fixed that has lasted him almost a season (obviously relative as to how many days).
Driving style, course and pad used will also effect rotor life.