Is it possible to have a stock rear rotor waved? or do you have to buy some ASB or Trojan shiz? I gota new rear rotor coming is and was thinking of having the local water jet spot wave it for me. If its possible where could I get a wave pattern?
you could cut yours at a local shop but I wouldn't recommend it.
many times rotors that are cut instead of engineered have a tendency to warp like crazy
I could get into the material characteristics as well as the dynamics of heat dissipation and thermal expansion but it would probably put you to sleep and I would probably say it wrong anyway
but if its just going to set on a shelf anyway why not have some fun with it?
just be careful and watch for cracking and warping.
Ya get what ya pay for....
There wouldn't be any thermal "issues" involved with cutting with a Waterjet. You should be golden if they're experienced at it.
Edit: And I'm sure the software they use to cut normally can generate waves/arcs easily. Let us know what they say.
the thermal issues are while in use not during cutting
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