s2kTaxi
The rotors in my brake kit at this time are cast iron directional curved vane . Dia 12.19 stock 11.75 because of modular way that they are made and offset or diameter can be made . For track use engineer recommends no holes, no slots.
I have also chosen forged hats not bilet because of forged being stronger . Also all hardware will be safety wired.
I could mount almost any racing rotor that has 8 bolts on 7.00 BC.
I had to change from stock offset to fit 4 piston calipers.

brad
6410

 

Tomorrow me or Greg will post all the info about these rotors.
These are mainly the parts that will be available from us soon;
-lighweight rotors
-brake lines
-Brake kit using Porsche bi-turbo parts
-brake kit using set up as Ferrari F-40

 

cannot wait...
please post photos as well as full stats (from weight to size to cost).
thanks so much to both.

 

Giampiero:

Will the rotor only kit work with stock calipers and no change of wheels or wheel offset?

Thanks.

 

s2ktaxi;yes the rotors only kit will work with stock set up.

 

Do they also come with no cross drilling or surface slots?

How about in sizes for the NSX?

 

Nice, I'm interested in being the guinea pig for the UK.

 

s2ktaxi;they come also plain.NSX no problem.

UK Paul;They will be available in a couple of weeks for retail sales.
Shipment to UK no problem(from Italy),I will not charge you any VAT.

 

What I wouldn't give for some 360 Modena look alike rotors for my car. You'll have to forgive me, but the brakes on this car are way enough in every way for a street car, so any mod in my future would be purely for vanity...which is ok, unfortunately no one seems to see it like I do. This whole slotted thing is just ugly, so are the really spartan holes, or the "motorcycle" holes that look as if some kid went haywire on them with daddys drill. The Modena has perfect rotors, but I have no pic. Anyone know where I can get someone to make me a set like the Ferraris?

 

S2KGUY;everything is posssible;but you should have at least 18 inches wheels.
for F360 brakes check our site at http://www.mgracing.com and click on the first page the F360 picture.