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About Formula:R Racing Brake Disc
The Formula:R product line is the result of collaboration with the Zimmermann-sponsored racing team. Formula:R composite brake discs sometimes replace very expensive carbon-ceramic brake systems and are intended exclusively for use on the racetrack.
The composite technology with a light metal pot results in a significant weight reduction. This weight reduction leads to a clearly improved driving performance, since the brake discs are part of the un-sprung mass. The ratio of un-sprung to sprung mass is thereby increased in favor of the sprung mass. The traction and thus the control over the vehicle are noticeably improved.
Your advantages:
- Proven in racing
- Specially coated light metal pot and high-carbon cast friction ring with optimal thermal conductivity
- Highest performance of the disc even when it is temporarily hot
- Optimal ventilation and maximum stability thanks to sloping ribs in the ventilation channel
- partly as a replacement for carbon-ceramic brake discs
- Free radial expansion through social connection of pot and friction ring
- Brake fading is avoided
- Sporty look with Z-grooves
- Developed exclusively for the race track
Porsche Brake Disc Upgrades: Venting, Drilling, and Grooving Explained
Today we’re talking brake discs: the unsung heroes of your Porsche’s stopping power. What do they do? How can you tell when they need replacing? And what are the upgrade options for enhanced performance? It’s all here. We’ll explore the evolution of brake disc designs, from solid to vented, drilled, and grooved, explaining how each type improves performance. Plus, we’ll break down the materials: durable cast iron, high-carbon steel, and Porsche’s high-performance options like carbon ceramic and surface-coated discs. Whether you’re looking for better braking on the track or a cost-effective daily driving solution, we’ve got you covered.Popular Models
