Well, theory is one thing, practice is another.
Practice is that all 4 rotors lost torque after track use and they are single-time use. Price for the new set of nuts is high and there is no warranty on them, surprise.
My kit was sold to the guy who don't plan to track the car ever. But before that I was required to clean up forum from my complaints otherwise I wouldn't get proper rotor hats to even fit rotors on hubs in the first place. In the process I was ignored in email and yelled over the phone.
I have no idea why RB didn't just change a brand name considering how devastating Google history of that name. But it certainly helps consumers to not make a mistake and easily see that 3d floating rotors are not up to the task for more than a decade on multiple platforms.
No amount of CAD pictures with arrows can fix the reality of actual results. I think with more than 10 years of customer complaints it was possible to fix it, but decision was made to just post pictures instead, like anyone has any idea about mechanical engineering on car forums.
Oh, and I wasn't a fan of amount of flex in calipers either, but at least they were functional even if pedal was soft.
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