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    Frozen rotors -- cool or B.S.?

    http://www.frozenrotors.com/frozenrotors.shtml

    or ....... empirically speaking!!
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    yeah i dunno, i have never heard of them.
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      #3
      Who knows

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        #4
        If they had a cooling system that worked while you were braking, there *might* be something to it. But just "cryogenically treated"? Chances are all that's done is put additional stress on them before you even put them on the car.

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          Check out: http://lennon.pub.csufresno.edu/~rlk16/cryo.html
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            #6
            Weird. I know there used to be guitar strings that were treated that way (Dean Markley "Blue Steels"), and they did seem to stay in tune a little better, and sound like new for longer. I suppse it could work for brake rotors, too.
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              #7
              they cryo gears in tranys for drag cars, even blocks of engines. could be worth it?!!
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                #8
                Originally posted by goldstar
                Check out: http://lennon.pub.csufresno.edu/~rlk16/cryo.html
                Huh, didn't know how that stuff worked. Might be something to the brakes then.

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                  #9
                  no matter for pro's they don't make em evidently.
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