Thanks - I've ordered a set of the Formula rotors - May as well have matching rotors and brakes.
Out of interest you have installed with the "spokes" facing forward. Is this how Formula advise them to be installed? I used to run my Hayes rotors with the "spokes" facing backwards - my theory was that if the spokes were in tension they would pull straight (things pull straight in tension) and not make so much noise. Whereas if they were in compression they would want to push out of line and make more noise.
Sept. 20, 2021, 11:44 p.m. - fartymarty
Thanks - I've ordered a set of the Formula rotors - May as well have matching rotors and brakes. Out of interest you have installed with the "spokes" facing forward. Is this how Formula advise them to be installed? I used to run my Hayes rotors with the "spokes" facing backwards - my theory was that if the spokes were in tension they would pull straight (things pull straight in tension) and not make so much noise. Whereas if they were in compression they would want to push out of line and make more noise.