Please help on this little brake survey~ Thank you~

[ken12292703]

Dear fellow members, please help on this little brake survey for my project. Thank you so much.

Please copy and paste at your reply post and edit from there. Thank you!
You can select more than one.


Survey: Light weight brake disc rotor.
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• Will you wish for a light weight disc brakes?
  • Yes
  • No; Why? __________________________________________________

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• Should manufacturers equip their vehicles with light weight disc brakes?
  • Yes
  • No; Why? __________________________________________________

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• Will you invest your money on light weight disc brakes?
  • Yes
  • No; Why? __________________________________________________

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• Cross drilled disc brakes are with holes drilled across the disc to vent gasses developed by brake pads and remove water layer during the rain. What do you think about the cross drilled disc brakes?
  • Make up purposes
  • Gain braking performance

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• Slotted disc brakes are with little channels to vent out gasses developed by brake pads and remove water layer during the rain. What do you think about the slotted disc brakes?
  • Make up purposes
  • Gain braking performance

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• What kind of design would you prefer for better braking performance?
  • Cross drilled
  • Plain
  • Slotted
  • Both cross drilled and slotted
  • Futuristic designs
  • Others; Please specify ________________________________________

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• What kind of design would you prefer for outlook?
  • Cross drilled
  • Plain
  • Slotted
  • Both cross drilled and slotted
  • Futuristic designs
  • Others; Please specify ________________________________________

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• What problems you encountered with your disc brakes before?
  • Disc warp
  • Heavy weight
  • Crack
  • Insufficient disc and pad grip/friction
  • Overheating
  • Others; Please specify ________________________________________

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• Will you accept high technology future designs rather than the available conventional designs?
  • Yes
  • No

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• What do you expect to gain from a set of light weight disc brakes?
  • Better fuel consumption
  • Better stopping distance
  • Better acceleration
  • Reduce in overall weight
  • Others; Please specify ________________________________________

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• Is the braking system upgrades an important aspect to you?
  • Yes
  • No

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• Will a light weight disc brake be in your future modification list?
  • Yes
  • No

 

[mokomoko]

Survey: Light weight brake disc rotor.

* Will you wish for a light weight disc brakes?
o Yes
o No; Why? __________________________________________________


* Should manufacturers equip their vehicles with light weight disc brakes?
o Yes
o No; Why?
Durability, Maintenence, cost of manufacturing versus demand


* Will you invest your money on light weight disc brakes?
o Yes
o No; Why? __________________________________________________


* Cross drilled disc brakes are with holes drilled across the disc to vent gasses developed by brake pads and remove water layer during the rain. What do you think about the cross drilled disc brakes?
o Make up purposes
o Gain braking performance
Cross drilled brake have micro-fractures because of the drilling, durability for the everyday driver may be questioned

* Slotted disc brakes are with little channels to vent out gasses developed by brake pads and remove water layer during the rain. What do you think about the slotted disc brakes?
o Make up purposes
o Gain braking performance


* What kind of design would you prefer for better braking performance?
o Cross drilled
o Plain
o Slotted
o Both cross drilled and slotted
o Futuristic designs
o Others; Please specify ________________________________________







* What kind of design would you prefer for outlook?
o Cross drilled
o Plain
o Slotted
o Both cross drilled and slotted
o Futuristic designs
o Others; Please specify ________________________________________


* What problems you encountered with your disc brakes before?
o Disc warp
o Heavy weight
o Crack
o Insufficient disc and pad grip/friction
o Overheating
o Others; Please specify ________________________________________


* Will you accept high technology future designs rather than the available conventional designs?
o Yes
o No


* What do you expect to gain from a set of light weight disc brakes?
o Better fuel consumption
o Better stopping distance
o Better acceleration
o Reduce in overall weight
o Others; Please specify ________________________________________


* Is the braking system upgrades an important aspect to you?
o Yes
o No
It saves your life, better spend a bit more

* Will a light weight disc brake be in your future modification list?
o Yes
o No
For my future sportscar that is...

 

[ken12292703]

Thank you so much bro~

The light weight discs proposed are up to 60% lighter than the conventional ones. It can save up to 10kgs and more.

For example, you throw off everything including dieting yourself and you reach 820kg machine and your target it 800kg, this lightweight discs might help you to reach your target. This is just an example, please give a little time to feedback~

Thank you!

 

[roadkill]

Survey: Light weight brake disc rotor.
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• Will you wish for a light weight disc brakes?
  • Yes
  • No; Why? __________________________________________________

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• Should manufacturers equip their vehicles with light weight disc brakes?
  • Yes
  • No; Why? __________________________________________________

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• Will you invest your money on light weight disc brakes?
  • Yes
  • No; Why? not my main priority __________________________________________________

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• Cross drilled disc brakes are with holes drilled across the disc to vent gasses developed by brake pads and remove water layer during the rain. What do you think about the cross drilled disc brakes?
  • Make up purposes
  • Gain braking performance

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• Slotted disc brakes are with little channels to vent out gasses developed by brake pads and remove water layer during the rain. What do you think about the slotted disc brakes?
  • Make up purposes
  • Gain braking performance

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• What kind of design would you prefer for better braking performance?
  • Cross drilled
  • Plain
  • Slotted
  • Both cross drilled and slotted
  • Futuristic designs
  • Others; Please specify ________________________________________

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• What kind of design would you prefer for outlook?
  • Cross drilled
  • Plain
  • Slotted
  • Both cross drilled and slotted
  • Futuristic designs
  • Others; Please specify ________________________________________

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• What problems you encountered with your disc brakes before?
  • Disc warp
  • Heavy weight
  • Crack
  • Insufficient disc and pad grip/friction
  • Overheating
  • Others; Please specify poor braking in rain,water etc.________________________________________

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• Will you accept high technology future designs rather than the available conventional designs?
  • Yes
  • No

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• What do you expect to gain from a set of light weight disc brakes?
  • Better fuel consumption
  • Better stopping distance
  • Better acceleration
  • Reduce in overall weight
  • Others; Please specify more responsive braking________________________________________

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• Is the braking system upgrades an important aspect to you?
  • Yes
  • No

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• Will a light weight disc brake be in your future modification list?
  • Yes
  • No

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[boggysv]

Cross drilled disc brakes are with holes drilled across the disc to vent gasses developed by brake pads and remove water layer during the rain. What do you think about the cross drilled disc brakes?
[*]Make up purposes
[*]Gain braking performance[/LIST]

discs with original casted holes/slots and holes "drilled" after casting are two different things.

Also, being "light" wouldnt be my only consideration though it certainly is a major plus point.
Is it a true "floating disc"?
Can it dissipate heat fast enough? Going too light would make me worried about it's heat capacitance.

<img src="http://www.wilwood.com/BrakeKits/Pages/10/LTBR_BIG.jpg">
now this is light.

 

[SkYwAlKeR]

Survey: Light weight brake disc rotor.

Will you wish for a light weight disc brakes?
Yes

Should manufacturers equip their vehicles with light weight disc brakes?
Yes

Will you invest your money on light weight disc brakes?
Yes

Cross drilled disc brakes are with holes drilled across the disc to vent gasses developed by brake pads and remove water layer during the rain. What do you think about the cross drilled disc brakes?
Gain braking performance

Slotted disc brakes are with little channels to vent out gasses developed by brake pads and remove water layer during the rain. What do you think about the slotted disc brakes?
Gain braking performance

What kind of design would you prefer for better braking performance?
Cross drilled
Both cross drilled and slotted

What kind of design would you prefer for outlook?
Both cross drilled and slotted

What problems you encountered with your disc brakes before?
Insufficient disc and pad grip/friction
Overheating

Will you accept high technology future designs rather than the available conventional designs?
Yes

What do you expect to gain from a set of light weight disc brakes?
Better stopping distance
Reduce in overall weight

Is the braking system upgrades an important aspect to you?
Yes

Will a light weight disc brake be in your future modification list?
Yes

 

[huakenny]

Survey: Light weight brake disc rotor.
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• Will you wish for a light weight disc brakes?
  • Yes
  • No; Why? __________________________________________________

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• Should manufacturers equip their vehicles with light weight disc brakes?
  • Yes
  • No; Why? Manufacturer focus on their cost,try to make it as lo as possible.

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• Will you invest your money on light weight disc brakes?
  • Yes
  • No; Why? Depends

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Cross drilled disc brakes are with holes drilled across the disc to vent gasses developed by brake pads and remove water layer during the rain. What do you think about the cross drilled disc brakes?

• • Make up purposes
  • Gain braking performance

<o:p></o:p>
<o:p></o:p>

• Slotted disc brakes are with little channels to vent out gasses developed by brake pads and remove water layer during the rain. What do you think about the slotted disc brakes?
  • Make up purposes
  • Gain braking performance

<o:p></o:p>
<o:p></o:p>

• What kind of design would you prefer for better braking performance?
  • Cross drilled
  • Plain
  • Slotted
  • Both cross drilled and slotted
  • Futuristic designs
  • Others; Please specify ________________________________________

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• What kind of design would you prefer for outlook?
  • Cross drilled
  • Plain
  • Slotted
  • Both cross drilled and slotted
  • Futuristic designs
  • Others; Please specify ________________________________________

<o:p></o:p>
<o:p></o:p>

• What problems you encountered with your disc brakes before?
  • Disc warp
  • Heavy weight
  • Crack
  • Insufficient disc and pad grip/friction
  • Overheating
  • Others; Please specify ________________________________________

<o:p></o:p>
<o:p></o:p>

• Will you accept high technology future designs rather than the available conventional designs?
  • Yes
  • No

<o:p></o:p>
<o:p></o:p>

• What do you expect to gain from a set of light weight disc brakes?
  • Better fuel consumption
  • Better stopping distance
  • Better acceleration
  • Reduce in overall weight
  • Others; Please specify ________________________________________

<o:p></o:p>
<o:p></o:p>

• Is the braking system upgrades an important aspect to you?
  • Yes
  • No

<o:p></o:p>
<o:p></o:p>

• Will a light weight disc brake be in your future modification list?
  • Yes
  • No