Strange Engineering has new 2 piece brake rotor kits. They’ve taken their 30 years of drag racing experience and rolled it into their latest design. Every piece of this kit was designed with a specific reason down to the lug design to reduce weight, and increase durability. Check out more below.
Official Release:
Strange Engineering has been an innovator in drag racing brakes for over 30 years. From developing lightweight brake components, directional calipers and superior brake pad compounds, Strange is now proud to introduce the next step in braking technology. Designed specifically for drag racing, the Strange 2 piece rotors utilize a unique floating rotor design that allows for axial and radial growth as temperatures increase. The field tested lug design reduces warping and coning tendencies of the rotor. In addition, the spiral lock retention eliminates the possibility of loose bolts and the need for safety wire as well as reducing rotating weight. The Strange 2 piece rotors can replace existing Strange rotors or upgraded into any of our front or rear brake kit assemblies.
Features:
- Unique floating rotor design
- Directional calipers
- Can replace existing Strange rotors or upgraded into any of our front or rear brake kit assemblies.
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