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nallen00 · 01-19-2010, 10:09 PM

Representing the culmination of more than two (2) years of rigorous computer-aided design and analysis, the ModROTOR™ composite braking system is NALLEN’s most prized work-in-progress. It is dramatically lighter (up to 50%+), stronger, and more thermally efficient (up to 30%+) than any cast alloy rotor from the competition, making it, unarguably, the most forward-thinking automotive performance brake rotor architecture in the world.

The following images show the ModROTOR™ Cobalt SS/TC alpha model with optional materials/processing:

Keep your eyes peeled for updates on our website, including an in depth technical description of the system, availability, and projected pricing. Of course, I'll be posting extensive coverage of prototype production and testing, including photos and video, right here.

I'm prepared to answer any questions you may have, but you'll have to wait for a complete background until the website is updated.

Thanks,
Nathan

01-19-2010, 10:09 PM	#1
nallen00 Drives: '09 Coby SS/TC Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Indy Posts: 64	ModROTOR™ by NALLEN... Representing the culmination of more than two (2) years of rigorous computer-aided design and analysis, the ModROTOR™ composite braking system is NALLEN’s most prized work-in-progress. It is dramatically lighter (up to 50%+), stronger, and more thermally efficient (up to 30%+) than any cast alloy rotor from the competition, making it, unarguably, the most forward-thinking automotive performance brake rotor architecture in the world. The following images show the ModROTOR™ Cobalt SS/TC alpha model with optional materials/processing: Keep your eyes peeled for updates on our website, including an in depth technical description of the system, availability, and projected pricing. Of course, I'll be posting extensive coverage of prototype production and testing, including photos and video, right here. I'm prepared to answer any questions you may have, but you'll have to wait for a complete background until the website is updated. Thanks, Nathan Last edited by nallen00; 02-23-2010 at 07:40 PM.