AAH #703 - Nano-Tech Can Make Brake Rotors Last Forever
About this episode
Innovative technology from Pure Forge promises to revolutionize brake rotors, potentially allowing them to last up to 200,000 miles. Gordon Heidecker discusses the unique PVD treatment that hardens rotors and reduces brake dust, making them cleaner and more efficient. The episode also touches on the implications for fleet operators and the automotive industry's shift towards electric vehicles. Alan Michi from the Center for Automotive Research shares insights on industry trends, including the challenges of EV adoption and the importance of sustainability in automotive practices.
Chevrolet Corvette
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Pontiac Firebird
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Plymouth Prowler
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Jeep Wrangler
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