Slotted vs Cross Drilled vs Solid Rotors - MX-5 Miata Forum

StopTech Sport Brake Rotors - the new name for one-piece performance upgrade rotors from StopTech Formerly known as Power Slot or SportStop rotors, StopTech

Machining slots into the disc brake rotor face provides most of the benefits of cross-drilled brake rotors without the danger of cracking

slot 138 logo Drilling 30 to 40 evenly spaced holes through the rotors increased airflow and cooling for faster heat dissipation — at least in theory The

slot 128 One of the most popular and versatile brake rotors would be our slotted rotors Slotted rotors are brake rotors with slots etched onto the friction surface of