Description
Frozen Rotors by Diversified Cryogenics are engineered to deliver improved braking performance, increased safety, and extended rotor life. Featuring a proprietary 60-hour cryogenic treatment, Frozen Rotors permanently improve brake rotor stability, tensile strength, and abrasive wear resistance.
The cryogenic process helps inhibit internal oxidation and increase thermal fatigue resistance, allowing Frozen Rotors to resist cracking, warping, and brake fade. According to the manufacturer, these rotors can last up to three times longer than untreated rotors, helping reduce long-term brake rotor and pad replacement costs.
Designed for high-usage and high-performance vehicles, Frozen Rotors provide predictable, consistent braking under demanding driving conditions. They are an ideal solution for performance cars, fleet vehicles, and drivers looking for dependable braking performance and long-lasting durability.
Key Features & Benefits
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60-Hour Cryogenic Treatment: Proprietary process that improves rotor strength, stability, and durability.
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Extended Rotor Life: Can last up to three times longer than untreated rotors, according to the manufacturer.
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Improved Wear Resistance: Enhances tensile strength and resistance to abrasive wear.
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Thermal Fatigue Resistance: Helps inhibit internal oxidation and resist heat-related damage.
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Reliable Braking Performance: Helps resist cracking, warping, and brake fade.
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Consistent Braking: Provides predictable braking performance under demanding conditions.
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Reduced Maintenance Costs: Extended rotor life can help reduce brake rotor and pad replacement frequency.
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High-Usage Applications: Suitable for performance vehicles, fleet vehicles, and demanding driving conditions.
Vehicle Fitment
Audi
A3
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2010: Quattro with Bosch Rear Brakes and 272mm Rear Discs
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2011–2012: 2.0L FWD (Except TDI) and 2.0L Quattro
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2015–2019: 288mm, 312mm, or 340mm Front Disc with 272mm Rear Disc
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2020: 312mm or 340mm Front Disc with 272mm Rear Disc
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2022–2024: 312mm Front Disc with 272mm Rear Disc
TT Quattro
- 2016–2019: Models with 272mm Rear Disc (Except TTS)
Volkswagen
Beetle
- 2012–2014: 2.0L Turbo and 2.5L Models
EOS
- 2010–2016: Models with 312mm Front Disc and 272mm Rear Disc
Golf
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2010–2017: GL, GLS, III, and LE Models (Except GLS Turbo and 1.8 Turbo), 2.0L TDI with Bosch Rear Brakes and 272mm Rear Disc
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2010–2012: 2.5L Gas Models
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2014: Models with 288mm or 312mm Front Disc and 272mm Rear Disc
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2015–2019: Models with 288mm Front Disc and 272mm Rear Disc
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2017–2018: Models with 312mm Front Disc and 272mm Rear Disc
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2020–2021: Models with 288mm Front Disc and 272mm Rear Disc
Golf Wagon
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2015–2016: 4-Door Models with 288mm Front Disc and 272mm Rear Disc
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2017–2018: Models with 288mm Front Disc and 272mm Rear Disc
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2017–2018: Models with 312mm Front Disc and 272mm Rear Disc, Including Alltrack
GTI
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2011–2014: All Models
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2015–2019: All Models Except Performance
Jetta
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2011–2012: 2.0L Diesel and 2.5L Gas Models
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2011–2012: 2.0L Gas Models (Except Turbo)
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2011–2016: 2.0L Gas Turbo Models, Including GLI
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2014–2016: Gas S Models with 280mm Front Disc and 272mm Rear Disc, Including Hybrid
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2014–2018: Models with 288mm Front Disc and 272mm Rear Disc (Except GLI)
Jetta Wagon
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2010–2015: Diesel Models
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2011–2012: 2.0L Diesel Models
Passat
- 2012–2022: All Models
e-Golf
- 2015–2018: All Models