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Old 10-05-2023, 06:58 PM   #17 (permalink)
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There are OEM Cars with OEM aluminum rotors
I only remember OEM aluminium discs on motorcycles.


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Aluminum would probably work fine on the rears on pretty much every car in the road.
I would trust aluminium drums more, as they're less prone to bend than a disc, and aluminium is usually softer than steel.


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Also for temperature aluminum cools much faster
Easier heat rejection was quite advantageous to overcome brake fading when Lada resorted to aluminium brake drums.
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