directional vs. non-directional rotor finish o.O

[LOVERboy]

http://www.oeqf.com/techinfo/index.htm

A buddy of mine send me this and thought it was kind of weird....

what do you guys think?

[sfoster]

dude that was very interesting. Makes perfect sense though

[P_856]

wow that was interesting

[LOVERboy]

well like i never look at it that way ..... sooo ehhh

something new

[mrgreeneyes]

damn. that big of a difference.... makes total sense.

people need to stop being cheapasses and buy legit stuff

[carps13guy]

people need to stop being cheapasses and buy legit stuff

werd

[S14toRPS13]

Such a boring voice, but that made so much sense though.

[blacksrjdm]

Any good mechanic knows not to leave a directional cut on the rotor. You always go back with some sort of sanding tool whether it be a pnuematic rotary wizzer or an orbital sander every shop I have worked at all the mechanics that turn the rotors go back with a sander and take off the directional cuts. It just makes sense, if there are directional cuts in the rotor there is no where for the heat to go. When you take the directional cut off of them with a sander, the rotor is able to disipate the heat properly.

[blacksrjdm]

people need to stop being cheapasses and buy legit stuff

Not to sure what you mean here... No one was being cheap, people might be lazy and not doing the last step of the rotor resurfacing, but, no one is cheaping out here?

werd

Werd what?