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Old 10-05-2007, 01:43 AM
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Originally Posted by mzraxela_kc
how about a tracking number for my order form august 20th, harry? you refuse to return my phone calls, so I thought I try to get your attention on here. how did you spend the money I paid you anyway? I would just like to know, obviously you didnt order any rotors...but maybe its just taken amost two months to get back form the platers, huh?
PM me your name and phone number so we can straighten out your order.
Old 10-05-2007, 01:54 AM
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Everyone, I'd just like to reiterate that I have stopped taking orders, temporarily, until I can get back to work reliably and man the phones. I have customers like mzraxela_kc that need to be taken care of first.

We will be implementing new management software that will allow us to track and process orders more reliably. Up until now I have been doing it all by hand and it is simply not working.

Thanks, Harry
Old 10-05-2007, 08:50 AM
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just looking for an update on my order if possible, made it two weeks ago and you guys said it would be two week to get them out.

David Frennier is the name

thanks
Old 10-05-2007, 04:25 PM
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Listen Guys, Like alot of you.. I was VERY impatient, However, Harry is a great guy who has alot of Integrity. His product is just as described.. The rotor's,pad's are perfect!
No shimmy, no vibration, no pulsing. Just straight smooth driving/braking.

Listen, i replaced my Eradispeeds that were almost twice as much as this package with the pad's.. Shipped no less... I would expect to pay more for such a product.

Sorry guys.. these are that GOOD!! Here are a couple of pic's. Thanks again Harry.. I apologize for my attitude before.

Just hang in there guys.



Old 10-05-2007, 07:58 PM
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Originally Posted by davidfre21
just looking for an update on my order if possible, made it two weeks ago and you guys said it would be two week to get them out.

David Frennier is the name

thanks
Your stuff shipped out today. Thanks again for your order!

Harry
Old 10-05-2007, 09:51 PM
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PM me when you get more in stock
Old 10-05-2007, 10:40 PM
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Harry just email or shoot me a PM when you are all caught up and ready for another order. Thanks man.
Old 10-06-2007, 01:05 AM
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Put mine on today they work great. Thanks again harry for the great deal.
Old 10-07-2007, 09:02 AM
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I'm interested in a set of these. Harry, PM me when you get everything straightened out. Thanks.
Old 10-07-2007, 12:23 PM
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Originally Posted by Tuffguy610
I'm interested in a set of these. Harry, PM me when you get everything straightened out. Thanks.

+1, Ill be waiting for a PM too Harry...


Thanks
Old 10-07-2007, 12:29 PM
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i am also interested in a set of these. let me know!
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same, i have money in hand
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Also ready to order just let me know
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I'm in as well!
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Originally Posted by PewterY2KZ28

Someone please correct me if I'm wrong, but these rotors are on there backwards. From my understanding the slots are there to help excavate brake dust, so you want to have the inside of the slot hitting the pad first and have the centrifugal force carry the dust to the outside of the rotor.

edit: I installed the pads and rotors yesterday and all seems well after the first 7 miles I've put on them
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IIRC, the slots are to evacuate the gasses that build up between the pad and rotor under harder braking conditions. The holes are for cooling.

But I wondered the same thing. Mine are the other way, although mine are from WS6Store, but they look exactly the same as these. I talked to a guy once that had his the way pictured above, he said it just seemed to eat his pads quicker. So all in all, I dont know if those are backwards, or mine are.
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Shoot me a pm with pricing.....
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I'll take a PM also when you are up and running.
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Harry - I sent you a PM. One of my rotors has the slots facing the wrong direction compared to the other three. I should have noticed this before installing... it was right there in my picture! Thank you!

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Originally Posted by Y2KFirehawk
Harry - I sent you a PM. One of my rotors has the slots facing the wrong direction compared to the other three. I should have noticed this before installing... it was right there in my picture! Thank you!
We'll get that handled asap as we discussed.




Originally Posted by AngryJ
Someone please correct me if I'm wrong, but these rotors are on there backwards. From my understanding the slots are there to help excavate brake dust, so you want to have the inside of the slot hitting the pad first and have the centrifugal force carry the dust to the outside of the rotor.
Good question. I'm not an engineer and I don't clam to have a definitive answer but I can tell you this... The vast majority of vehicles with directionally slotted rotors have the slots and/or holes sweeping forward at the top of the rotor. During 80% of the rotors revolution it is uncovered so I would speculate that any dust that is trapped between the slot and the pad would be rejected during that time. However, the slots are a good path to allow the gasses generated between the pad and rotor to escape (outgassing). I would imagine centrifugal forces would not negatively effect that purpose.

It seems to me that the rotor will perform equally well regardless of the slots orientation. I just went outside to look at my 2006 Z51 Corvette and noted that the drilled pattern sweeps rearward on the left side and forward on the right! (I never noticed before... THANKS ALOT!)

It's also worth noting that the cooling vanes in a C5 Corvette's directional rotor sweep in the opposite direction of a BMW's directional rotor (the C5 Vette and BMW M series are two models that have different part numbers for the left and right side rotors). Different approaches to a common problem I suppose...

Harry


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