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Title: rotor thickness Post by: He Man on August 01, 2010, 09:23:36 AM What happens if you go past the minimum thickness of a rotor? Does it warp easier because its too thin to handle the heat?
Title: Re: rotor thickness Post by: DarkStaR on August 01, 2010, 10:24:53 AM Quote from: Interwebs Yes, thickness matters. Rotors must have enough meat to absorb and dissipate heat, and to maintain their structural integrity. Thin rotors are dangerous rotors that increase the risk of heat fade, cracking and failure. That is why most rotors have a "discard thickness" or "minimum machine to" specification on the casting. If you can't find it or the numbers are illegible, look up the spec in a service manual or electronic database. Title: Re: rotor thickness Post by: Munch on August 06, 2010, 06:47:04 PM I have a set off my 749R if you're looking for a used set...
Title: Re: rotor thickness Post by: redxblack on August 06, 2010, 07:38:20 PM Aren't the stock 749 rotors different? I thought they were deeper insets on the carrier.
Title: Re: rotor thickness Post by: desmoworks on August 06, 2010, 10:37:03 PM Aren't the stock 749 rotors different? I thought they were deeper insets on the carrier. As compared to the Monster 1000 (that the original poster has) yes... 15mm offset (749/999) compared to 10mm for the Monster S2R1000. Title: Re: rotor thickness Post by: Raux on August 06, 2010, 10:45:08 PM and 5 bolt vs 6 bolt for the S2R
Title: Re: rotor thickness Post by: Munch on August 07, 2010, 07:30:59 AM Ya, these rotors are:
Outer Diameter 320mm Inner Diameter 72mm Thickness 5mm Number Of Holes 5 Offset 15mm |