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[Don Dulmage <big-d@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Only one question needs answering . Why? 
Nothing wrong with it. It is true it handles higher heat but it unlikley our cars would ever reach that zone. Maybe impossible is a better word. I a porsche or ferreari on the Norden schlef  of nurnberg at 160 to 200 mph with constant braking  and rotors glowing red hot at evey touch it is a wonderful idea. In a 63 Dodge hauling down from 120 miles per hour once in a while with only drum brakes or even a 1/2 disc conversion, fluid probaby barely get warm in comparison.. 
It does not eat paint though so that might be a plus. 
I think its a coin toss and me i would use a double sided cheater coin. 
Don
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