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svenkev - 27/5/06 at 08:00 PM

are there some builders intersted in disc's
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Hellfire - 27/5/06 at 08:01 PM

Very pretty. What do they fit and how much?

[Edited on 27-5-06 by Hellfire]

svenkev - 27/5/06 at 08:15 PM

these are for the mk indy with cortina
uprights
price depents on howmuch i have to make

house19uk - 27/5/06 at 08:55 PM

Will they fit a book locost with cortina uprights if so i would be intrested to know how much.

James - 27/5/06 at 09:48 PM

quote:
Originally posted by svenkev
these are for the mk indy with cortina
uprights
price depents on howmuch i have to make


You'll be lucky to find many Indys with Cortina uprights!

Cheers,
James

[Edited on 27/5/06 by James]

andyharding - 27/5/06 at 10:13 PM

What's the point?

RazMan - 27/5/06 at 11:26 PM

quote:
Originally posted by andyharding
What's the point?


I have to ask the same question.
Surely the swept area has to be inside the 'bite marks' so you might as well have a smaller (and lighter) disc to start with ........... or am I missing something?

James - 27/5/06 at 11:37 PM

quote:
Originally posted by RazMan
quote:
Originally posted by andyharding
What's the point?


I have to ask the same question.
Surely the swept area has to be inside the 'bite marks' so you might as well have a smaller (and lighter) disc to start with ........... or am I missing something?


Rorty who uses them made some interesting points about them a while back...

IIRC the 'bumps' will sweep away any debris/swarf/pad dust that would otherwise get trapped in there and (presumably) cause scoring etc.
Sorry if I've got that wrong Rorty!

Cheers,
James

TimC - 28/5/06 at 12:12 PM

I'll have a pair depending on cost (Cortina upright.) Would also like a matching set for sierra rear...

they just look cool!

wildchild - 28/5/06 at 05:02 PM

quite a few top end sports bikes are using 'wavy' discs. I think it has something to do with heat dissipation. Plus they look quite good on a bike!

Don't know why you'd bother on a car where you can't see them.

TangoMan - 3/6/06 at 09:00 PM

NICE!!!

I might be interested depending on the price.
Not until I am back from LeMans though as funds are currently diverted.

Peteff - 4/6/06 at 09:02 AM

Wavy disks on bikes are stainless steel and about 2mm thick and run sintered pads. Are these standard disks drilled and cut? Have you run any for any length of time to test their longevity and efficiency, the hole near the bell looks redundant as it is outside the pad area.