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Sprint Car
-AJ Selenke is the 2009 81 Speedway [KS] champion
Lynn Thurmann photo
-Joey Moughan wins at Columbus Junction
-Curt Michael wins the URC race at Georgetown
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Dirt Modified
-Ken Tremont is the top Northeast feature winner in 358, with championships at Albany-Saratoga and Devil's bowl, and a 2d at Lebanon Valley
-TJ Herndon wins the 2009 SMP Outlaw Modified Touring Series Championship
-Craig Von Dohren wins his 5th Delaware State Championship
-Grant Hilfiger wins the track championship at Penn Cann
-Ryan Godown finishes 2d in the Big Diamond championship, including a winning the Coalcracker 100
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NHRA Drag Racing
-Antron Brown wins Top Fuel at the NHRA finals, and has the most T/F wins of 2009, finishing 3rd
-Tony Schumacher wins the 2009 Top Fuel Championship, a record 7th title
-Robert Hight wins the 2009 Funny Car Championship
-Larry Dixon finishes 2nd in T/F, after the closest points battle in recent history
-Cory McClenathan finishes 4th in T/F
-Matt Hagan finishes 11th overall in his F/C rookie year
-Jack Beckman finishes 5th in F/C
-Clay Millican finishes 10th in T/F
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Dirt Late Model
-Kyle Berck is the 2009 NCRA Late Model champion. Joe Orth photo
-2008 NCRA champ Kelly Boen is the 2009 runner up.
-Justin Hirt is the Track Champion at Langlade and Shawano Speedways in the FASTRAK divisions.
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Legends
Flyhigh Racing wins the championship at Colorado National Speedway. Congratulations to the entire Flyhigh team from The Brake Man. |
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Modified wins and records
Michael Umschied and the team at WD Racing sweeps Thunderhill Speedway in Texas. Capturing the pole, winning the race, and re-setting track record at 15.107 seconds. The 2008 champions then went on to Houston Speedway to set another track record on their way to a podium finish. |
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In 1993 The Brake Man Inc. developed a whole new series of rotors designed to meet the needs of today's racers. These rotors are known as the "REVOLUTION" due to their unique design. Our entire concept was to develop a lightweight rotor that would tolerate the abuse that most racers would expect, while providing for quality brake operation.
Almost always, the first question out of a racer's mouth is: How much does it weigh?
Well the answer here is: not much! We start with a piece of high quality steel, with a design that maximizes strength while minimizing material weight, and then treat the material to remove all the internal stresses. The result is the most effective lightweight rotor on the market today.
While they are not as light as titanium, these rotors will give you 80% of the weight reduction at 1/3 the price. As for cast aluminum, they can't compare! This rotor is much more impervious to damage and much more thermally capable. When used with our own Brake Man pads, our racers see several seasons of life from the rotors. |
 | NOTICE! BEWARE OF COPYCAT ROTORS! This rotor has been specifically designed to reduce warpage to a flat plate steel rotor. For many years, racers have been using steel rotors, especially on sprint car rear application and on Northeast Modified (DIRT) cars. We realized the weight benefits of running flat plate steel rotors, but they had a tendency to "dish" or "belville", within one to two nights of use.
Four years ago, our engineering staff specifically designed the "Revolution" rotor not to warp. It is through a combination of design, material, and processing that we accomplished our goal to manufacture a far superior product. Now, other companies have copied the design, but never get it quite right! Some have made a cast version that cracks very easily. (Steel does not crack). Others have tried design changes to cheapen the product cost but do not do what the "Revolution" does, which is stay flat. If you want the real thing, get it from "The Brake Man, Inc. |
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| Rotor, Revolution Left Front Sprint 10.75" X .31" Thick, 3 Bolt on 5.500" Bolt Circle (Crossdrilled) |
3.0 |
3-10750FRTDU |
| Rotor, Revolution Midget Inboard 10.50" X .44" Thick, 6 Bolt on 5.500" Bolt Circle (Crossdrilled) |
4.0 |
3-1050440DU |
| Rotor, Revolution Drag Car 11.75" X .38" Thick, 8 Bolt on 7.00" Bolt Circle (Crossdrilled) |
3.5 |
3-117538DU |
| Rotor, Revolution Late Model Dirt 11.75" X .50" Thick, 8 Bolt on 7.00" Bolt Circle (Crossdrilled) |
4.0 |
3-1175500DU |
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Rotor, Revolution Inboard Sprint 12.19" X .50" Thick, 8 Bolt on 7.00" Bolt Circle (Crossdrilled) |
4.4 |
3-1219500DU |
| Rotor, Revolution 12.19" X .70" Thick, 8 Bolt on 7.00" Bolt Circle (Crossdrilled) |
6.2 |
3-1219700DU |
| Rotor, Revolution 12.19" X .38" Thick, 8 Bolt on 7.00" Bolt Circle (Crossdrilled) |
4.0 |
3-121938DU |
NEW REVOLUTION SIZES FOR OFFROAD APPLICATIONS PART# DESCRIPTION
3-1025065D ROTOR, OFFROAD, 10"x .250, 6 ON 5" BC, DRILLED
3-1038065D ROTOR, OFFROAD, 10"x .380, 6 ON 5" BC, DRILLED
3-1025250D ROTOR, 10.25"x .250, 3 ON 5.5" BC, DRILLED
3-115037510681D ROTOR, 11.50"x .375, 10 ON 6.81" BC, DRILLED
3-117575010675 ROTOR, OFFROAD, 11.75"x .750, 10 ON 6.7 BC, DRILLED
3-1219700DU ROTOR, 12.19"x .700, 8 ON 7" BC, DRILLED
3-1219750107962D ROTOR, OFFROAD, 12.19"x .750, 10 ON 7.963 BC, DRILLED
 | Tech Tip:
"Lightweight rotors are a great idea if they will work for your style of driving and on the tracks you normally race at. however, don't try to use them where they don't belong. Tracks like Martinsville, Gafney, Hagerstown, Watkins Glen and others, were never meant for lightweight rotors. These tracks seriously test brakes and require large rotors to supply the brake system with sufficient resources to remove the heat being generated!" |
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Phone 805.987.STOP (7867) Fax 805.987.7715
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