Got silver stoptechs for Father's Day!
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Got silver stoptechs for Father's Day!
Will be installing these once the rotors get back from being cryo'd by Cryoscience . I will post updated pics once they get installed, hopefully, by Father's Day.
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Originally Posted by Stailey
what does the cryo do?? sorry if thats a newb question...
Originally Posted by Croscience.com
How Cryogenic Treatment Works
Cryogenic treatment is one of the most effective treatments to improve the quality, strength and durability of metals.
When metal is formed at atmospheric temperature and pressure the molecules are disorganized and contain weak carbon particles called Austenite. What Cryogenic Treatment does is to convert these disorganized molecules and weak carbon particles into highly organized molecules and very strong carbon particles called Martinsite.
The end result of this conversion is extremely strong and durable metal. Durability (resistance to wear and fatigue) is around 100% (that’s double), the typical increase in strength is 30% to 50%. This results in dramatically reduced replacement costs. In fact typical results are a doubling of the time between engine rebuilds, replacement of disk brake rotors and also doubles the amount of cutting that virtually any blade can do before they need sharpening.
Another benefit of Cryogenic treatment is that the metal becomes a very efficient dissipated of heat. This means engines, transmissions, disk brakes, and cutting tools run much, much cooler.
Cryogenic treatment is one of the most effective treatments to improve the quality, strength and durability of metals.
When metal is formed at atmospheric temperature and pressure the molecules are disorganized and contain weak carbon particles called Austenite. What Cryogenic Treatment does is to convert these disorganized molecules and weak carbon particles into highly organized molecules and very strong carbon particles called Martinsite.
The end result of this conversion is extremely strong and durable metal. Durability (resistance to wear and fatigue) is around 100% (that’s double), the typical increase in strength is 30% to 50%. This results in dramatically reduced replacement costs. In fact typical results are a doubling of the time between engine rebuilds, replacement of disk brake rotors and also doubles the amount of cutting that virtually any blade can do before they need sharpening.
Another benefit of Cryogenic treatment is that the metal becomes a very efficient dissipated of heat. This means engines, transmissions, disk brakes, and cutting tools run much, much cooler.
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Thanks for the order, and enjoy your new brakes! 
Let us know if you have any questions, and make sure to bed the system in properly:
http://www.stoptech.com/whitepapers/bedincontents.htm
Let us know if you have any questions, and make sure to bed the system in properly:
http://www.stoptech.com/whitepapers/bedincontents.htm
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If you don't mind posting the cost. I know its a gift so if you don't know how much and where they were purchased thats fine. I have a CS (chrome silver) Z and i was wondering how that combo would look.
Any Silver Z's with Silver Brake Calipers out there, such as Stop Tech or other. No stock ones either, I know how some of you think!!!!!
Any Silver Z's with Silver Brake Calipers out there, such as Stop Tech or other. No stock ones either, I know how some of you think!!!!!
Wow! Those are nice!
Hey xziteme...."I am your father". So here's my address to send me my BBK. LOL.
Post some pics once you have these installed. BTW...what color is your car?
Hey xziteme...."I am your father". So here's my address to send me my BBK. LOL.
Post some pics once you have these installed. BTW...what color is your car?
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Originally Posted by GTNPU Z
Wow! Those are nice!
Hey xziteme...."I am your father". So here's my address to send me my BBK. LOL.
Post some pics once you have these installed. BTW...what color is your car?
Hey xziteme...."I am your father". So here's my address to send me my BBK. LOL.
Post some pics once you have these installed. BTW...what color is your car?
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Originally Posted by barthelb
If you don't mind posting the cost. I know its a gift so if you don't know how much and where they were purchased thats fine. I have a CS (chrome silver) Z and i was wondering how that combo would look.
Any Silver Z's with Silver Brake Calipers out there, such as Stop Tech or other. No stock ones either, I know how some of you think!!!!!
Any Silver Z's with Silver Brake Calipers out there, such as Stop Tech or other. No stock ones either, I know how some of you think!!!!!
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Originally Posted by MartyG35
sweet gift dude.. you gonna have Performance Nissan installing it for you?
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Nice car, that setup should be SICK!!! Make sure you post pix. Im wondering how they'd look on my car. We tried the photoshop way and it looks descent but before I blow that much change, I would like to see if it looks like that in person or a real picture.
Originally Posted by Skrill
Just in case you need any further prodding:
