YOUR RESEARCHGiroDisk to stock weight comparison
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To put this to bed.....The front GiroDisk 340mm rotor weight 1.15 lb less per rotor than a new stock 318mm rotor. The rear 325mm GiroDisk rotor weighs 1.5 lb more than a somewhat worn stock 299mm rotor. GR front=18.09 GR rear 15.5 stock front=19.24 stock rear=14 you might wonder why. I think (by looking) the rear GD iron part has greater metal to air ratio than the front GD. also (325/299)^2 is greater than (340/318)^2
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That's awesome and thanks for that.
Yes not much in weight savings But big difference in size and stopping power and pedal feel I’m impressed with my set up
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