Nissan 370Z Forum - View Single Post - Carbotech XP12 and XP10 with Stillan J-Hook Rotors

Nikon FM · 07-17-2011, 03:02 PM

Last week I had an HPDE and lapping evening back to back. I ran the car at Pacific Raceways which is a fairly technical track with approximately +130-140mph on the main straight into the first turn (lots of braking and then following a +100mph downhill into a couple of very tight corners (tons more braking) followed by a back straight (again +100mph) into a chicane. These back to back sections seriously heated up my rotors due to the serious friction the XP12s and XP10s generated….essentially the Stillan J-Hooks were no match for the heat and warped.

What I did not do was apply the brakes while stopped or slowly rolling so I didn't motivate the warpage.

My next course will be to add front cooling and turn the rotors….(before another rotor purchase)

Thoughts?

07-17-2011, 03:02 PM	#1 (permalink)
Nikon FM Track Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Snoqualmie WA Posts: 973 Drives: 03 996TT Porsche Rep Power: 606	Carbotech XP12 and XP10 with Stillen J-Hook Rotors Last week I had an HPDE and lapping evening back to back. I ran the car at Pacific Raceways which is a fairly technical track with approximately +130-140mph on the main straight into the first turn (lots of braking and then following a +100mph downhill into a couple of very tight corners (tons more braking) followed by a back straight (again +100mph) into a chicane. These back to back sections seriously heated up my rotors due to the serious friction the XP12s and XP10s generated….essentially the Stillan J-Hooks were no match for the heat and warped. What I did not do was apply the brakes while stopped or slowly rolling so I didn't motivate the warpage. My next course will be to add front cooling and turn the rotors….(before another rotor purchase) Thoughts? __________________ Buddy Revell: "One man's sooner is another man's later" Last edited by Nikon FM; 07-17-2011 at 07:38 PM.