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Har sett lite bilder när broms skivorna går jämsmed fälgens kant..är det bättre för kylningen? och vad är det mer för för/nackdelar?..kostar det mer?
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In the past, other manufacturers have tried to mount brake disks directly onto the wheel.
Most of them were only looking for looks, thus forgetting about technical-manufacturing problems, and not being able to actually produce them. It was only thanks to our experience in the production of brake disks made of stainless steel, that we were able to build perfectly flat 420 mm outside diameter brake disks.
Our cooperation with such a specialized manufacturer as "OZ Racing" has allowed us to mount our perimetral disk with special floating values, to the thin edge of the wheel, thus allowing the disk to expand without any deformation.
The aluminum wheel’s thermal conductivity allows us to use disks with less mass, which get rid of the heat produced while braking in a faster way; this heat is partially absorbed by the wheel, thus creating a sort of “dynamic radiator”.
Calipers are made of anticorodal, machined from billet with CNC machining.
They have 4 little pistons made of refractory stainless steel, double sealing with recover y of the pad/piston clearance; and air catalyzers for pads’ cooling.
There’s many advantages with this kind of system:
• Lightness, and therefore inferior hanging, and moving masses; as a whole, it is possible to save up to 2000 gr versus the original components, considering that the OZ wheel with five spokes made of aluminium is more rigid and less heavy versus the average of the original modern sport motorcycles.
• Big increase in the braking power, together with an incredible brake control, which can’t be compared to any traditional system.
• Great handling, given by a reduced weight and a closer positioning of the masses to the axis of the vehicle.
• Reduced straightening factor, with the same strength being applied on the lever.
• Modular capability of the system, which allows a bigger sensitivity while braking, similar to the Abs one.
• Regular pneumatic working temperature. As a matter of fact, disks getting hot transmit all their heat to the rim, thus creating an increase in its temperature and in the pneumatic, which easily reaches the correct working temperature and keep it without overheating.
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