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10 November 2003, 01:01 PM
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For starters you'd have more luck if you'd posted this in the correct forum. 
IME both these disc designs are prone to warpage - moreso in fact than the OE ones. TBH you will get performance that is 99% as good from an OE disc for a fraction of the price charged for the items you are considering.
If you're looking at an aftermarket disc, try and get one that doesn't have a square shoulder between the "disc" and the "bell" section (DBA make one, and I'm sure others do). Even better, go for a system that uses a separate disc and bell.
IME both these disc designs are prone to warpage - moreso in fact than the OE ones. TBH you will get performance that is 99% as good from an OE disc for a fraction of the price charged for the items you are considering.
If you're looking at an aftermarket disc, try and get one that doesn't have a square shoulder between the "disc" and the "bell" section (DBA make one, and I'm sure others do). Even better, go for a system that uses a separate disc and bell.
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