Ceramic Brake Rotors Weight

They offer the highest heat capacity 85 percent higher than cast iron and superior dissipation and they maintain a more consistent force and pressure as the temperature of the rotors rises.

Ceramic brake rotors weight.

Ceramic is the highest performance brake rotor available today. Carbon ceramic rotors are also advertised to last four times longer than standard cast iron rotors. Due to this ceramic rotors have a much higher energy capacity and are a lot more durable under hard use. Because the brake rotors are well rotating they require more energy to accelerate and decelerate than a non rotating element of equivalent weight the aforementioned computer bag for example.

The 390 mm carbon ceramic discs at the front are coupled to 6 piston calipers with a 143 cm2 pad while the 360 mm carbon ceramic discs on the rear are coupled to 4 piston calipers with a 77 cm2 pad. The brake system is completed with brembo ccm discs that ensure a weight reduction of 50 compared to cast iron discs. A lot less fading ceramic brake discs are heat resistant up to 1400 c where steel rotors can only be used up to ca. Carbon ceramic brake rotors weigh roughly half of a traditional rotor and more or less kick ass when it comes to motorsport due to their heat resistance and better friction properties.