2 PIECE ROTORS FOR THE TESLA MODEL 3 AND Y PROVIDE WEIGHT REDUCTION AND BETTER COOLING!!!

[@slim206-]

Can you please consider making a DIY install video for these rotors in the future? The one you made for the MPP coilovers was so helpful and gave me the confidence to tackle the install myself.

[@zevcentric]

@@slim206- we must have a few videos where we have replaced pads, rotors, or even the whole brake system. You can deduce from there what to do. Tesla service manual is also a great tool.

[@suzakukururugi6613]

Nice! 👍

[@RIVvideos]

I think that G sensor was messed up on the track 😂

[@zevcentric]

typical track mode haha

[@peacems]

Looking forward to Tim's experience of these on the '24 M3P. I read a review from a MYP owner a few years ago that these disks, under heavy track use expanded and contacted the calipers/brackets. Would love to know if they have been redesigned to remedy the issue.

[@zevcentric]

That has never been an issue for Tim. This is his second set. They work as they should and the rotors stay cooler/don’t warp like the oem. Maybe the Y person did something wrong or got a caliper relocation kit. Thats a different product.

[@adamwalker9640]

Any acceleration improvements? Data?

[@zevcentric]

No data like that. That’s not the driving force for the upgrade. Improved braking and reduced unsprung mass for the suspension is the main focus. Every pounds helps and reduction of rotational and unsprung mass should help in many ways but not sure if you are chasing tenths or seconds in a drag race. We roadrace so we are more concerned with the car stopping than accelerating.