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Car Wheel Temp: Brake Rotor & Hub Heat Range
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[QUOTE="Ranger Mike, post: 5444507, member: 156839"] you watch tonight when 3000 pound plus NASCAR racers run the worlds fastest 1/2 mile bull ring. Right front brake rotors go excess 1400 to 1500 degree F for 500 miles. The wheel gets super hot as does the tire beads. Multiple air cooling fans and cooling ducts are used. You will see the rotors glow red during the race. Street car typical temps are as the brake pad manufacturers plan up to 300 degree C per attached graph [/QUOTE]
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