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Old 10-07-2007, 09:08 AM
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I been searching but found anything about frozen rotors.This rotors are very popular in Subaru community,but I wonder if any one here have had this rotors on and how good they are.Thank
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big in the BMW track community too. Never seen them for the Z.. but that doesn't mean they are not out there.

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The website has it for the 350z 2006, I believe it will fit the 07 too.
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I know of someone that used these on his Z that he tracks, no problems. Great value for the price.
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they are great for longevity. i used them on my standard brake setup. 2 full track days (with turbo) and many many canyon runs on top of daily driving. i think my front rotors lasted total of 16k miles with running hawk hp+ pads before they started to show stress cracks. rears were fine. btw, i am talking about cryogenic power slot rotors, which are done by "frozen rotors" if i remember correctly.

i now have a new brake system; baer 14-inch 6-piston setup front with zinc-coated slotted 2-piece baer rotors and oe brembo rear with power slot cryogenic rotors. i guess you can say i am happy with them

i think it's a nice way to do your own "stage 2" setup - cryogenic slotted rotors, ss lines, synthetic fluid, and performance pads.
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Originally Posted by Tekwon-V
they are great for longevity. i used them on my standard brake setup. 2 full track days (with turbo) and many many canyon runs on top of daily driving. i think my front rotors lasted total of 16k miles with running hawk hp+ pads before they started to show stress cracks. rears were fine. btw, i am talking about cryogenic power slot rotors, which are done by "frozen rotors" if i remember correctly.

i now have a new brake system; baer 14-inch 6-piston setup front with zinc-coated slotted 2-piece baer rotors and oe brembo rear with power slot cryogenic rotors. i guess you can say i am happy with them

i think it's a nice way to do your own "stage 2" setup - cryogenic slotted rotors, ss lines, synthetic fluid, and performance pads.
Thanks ,and that is the set up I am trying stock calipers, ss lines, hawk hps or EBC green stuff and frozen rotor cryogenic front for now (small budget)
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"Frozen Rotors" Brand rotors FTMFW.

Love mine, several track sessions on them no stress cracks either.. can't beat the price.
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