GSG Powdercoated Rotors Installed

[LimiTed]

I recently had to do my rear brakes and figured I would try out the GSG powdercoated slotted/drilled rotors. The quality on the rotors is top notch. Fitment is perfect and shipping was super fast. Even with the holiday season it took 2 days to reach my door. I only did the rears because that's all I needed to replace, but I think I'm going to order the fronts as well. The best part is that when the powdercoating comes off, the holes and slots stay black. I'm really impressed with the product quality and customer service. The GSG FMIC and CAI are next.Here are some before and after pics (i suck with a camera). I know the car is hella dirty but I had a recent back injury and I cant even wash my car

[EMAXX]

They look good, but how do they perform?

[06B7audiA4]

Ive enjoyed my GSG rotors and Hawk Pads...stopping power is good, look is good, fitment was perfect, and very happy with the product...

Just my thought, ive rocked them for about a month ,lil more

[Bllzll]

in some pics they look black.. but in others they just look silver.. im confused on which color they are?

and id love some more pics from further away... iv always been curious how black rotors and black calipers would look behind a silver wheels.. im curious if its even really that noticable

[Turn10]

Good stuff, GSG is very trustworthy with their products.

[06B7audiA4]

OVERALLL, the black zinc rotors, when used for more than 5 miles, the black will dimenish from the rotors, but inside the dimples and slotted sections will stay black...

What happened to my pieces..Im very happy still :P

[Bllzll]

do you hear any clicking while breaking from the dimples??? i heard some people say that and say the sound was terribly annoying and loud.. not necessarily GSG.. but any dimpled rotors

[06B7audiA4]

do you hear any clicking while breaking from the dimples??? i heard some people say that and say the sound was terribly annoying and loud.. not necessarily GSG.. but any dimpled rotors

Not sure if you were referring to me, BUT.
I did experience some sqeaking for the first 200 miles and before a wash. Everything seemed to be normal to me, and I only heard the clicking in the beg. Not even sure if it was what ur referring to or not, I figured it was just the black on the rotors going off with the NEW pads and NEW rotors. Just wearing in sounds I thought they were.

Right now i do not have my car so I'll be able to tell you more once I get it bk.
Unfort santa sent a reindeer after me 2 days before xmas...But itleast Im winter mod'n like crazy, haha.. No SNOW here

[mdfast1]

I have the GSG front rotors as well. I like em, I don't hear a clicking noise, under hard braking (60 to 5) mph you can kind of feel/hear a quick stutter of the pads passing over the cross drilled holes, but it's not distracting and actually feels like the car is grabbing more.

A set of 19" R8 rims is on it's way so I'll take some pics of the rotors (should look pretty money), for some reason the black on the inside of my dimples and slots has worn away, not sure if road salt messed with the paint, but they still look great (minus some rust in the slots).

[Maverick]

OP, you need to give a good clean and polish to your iForged wheels.

I like how the rotors look

[06B7audiA4]

Yea..bottomline, painted rotors is just a no go...should just go with plain colored or silver...I figured my black wouldnt hold up but was worth a shot, I was the guinea pig for my friends, haha. There are such rotors out that are infused with black zinc i beleive and they stay completely black...not sure tho :/

[LimiTed]

OP, you need to give a good clean and polish to your iForged wheels.

I like how the rotors look

i really should. however i have 2 herniated discs and a torn disc with a pinched nerve. i can barely walk/sit. i might just pay one of the local guys to come do a full detail.

[GhostSquadGarage]

They're not painted or zinc. They are powdercoated using the standard coating\baking process.
Road salts are infused with chemicals and WILL indeed take that off, but the most standard rain and non snow driving the powdercoating should remain in tact within the slots and holes.

[Laurence@GsG]

We have sold more then 150+ sets on the forum. Not counting our world wide sales to bmw Corvette and other models. To have 100% feed back from the customer.

[swaigo]

they dont look black to me

[06B7audiA4]

they dont look black to me

like u could of read up top, the rotors come powdercoated, but over time, short time for me, then powdercoating wore off on the rotor besides in the dimples and slots, still look great and perform awesome...

[GhostSquadGarage]

Yes we tried just doing the holes and slots before but it didn't always turn out top notch so this was a much more efficient way to ensure they get fully and evenly coated by doing the entire rotor.
The face is supposed to wear off due to pad friction and the holes\slots\hats should stay powdercoated and rust free (unless you're driving on salted\chemical treated roads which can eat that away as well)