Description
Upgrade your Audi’s braking performance with Frozen Rotors by Diversified Cryogenics, engineered to deliver exceptional durability, improved wear resistance, and consistent braking performance under demanding driving conditions.
Using a proprietary 60-hour cryogenic treatment process, Frozen Rotors undergo a permanent transformation that improves tensile strength, abrasive wear resistance, and overall rotor longevity. This specialized process helps inhibit internal oxidation and increases thermal fatigue resistance, allowing Frozen Rotors to resist cracking, warping, and brake fade.
Frozen Rotors can last up to three times longer than untreated brake rotors, helping extend replacement intervals and reduce long-term brake maintenance costs. Their enhanced durability also provides more predictable and consistent braking, even under extreme driving conditions.
Designed for high-performance and high-usage vehicles, Frozen Rotors offer a dependable braking solution for drivers who demand reliability, safety, and long-lasting performance. By extending rotor life and reducing replacement frequency, they help lower overall brake rotor and pad replacement expenses.
Key Features & Benefits
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Proprietary 60-hour cryogenic treatment process.
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Improves rotor tensile strength and abrasive wear resistance.
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Increases thermal fatigue resistance and helps inhibit internal oxidation.
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Helps resist cracking, warping, and brake fade.
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Can last up to three times longer than untreated brake rotors.
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Provides more predictable and consistent braking performance.
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Designed for high-performance and demanding driving conditions.
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Helps reduce long-term brake rotor and pad replacement costs.
Vehicle Fitment
2011–2018 Audi A8
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Models with 380mm front and 356mm rear discs.
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2012–2018: Models with Brembo front brakes, 400mm front and 356mm rear discs, excluding armored vehicles.
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2013–2018: W12 models with 400mm front and 356mm rear discs.
2012–2018 Audi S7
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2012–2014: All models.
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2015–2018: Models with iron discs.
2013–2019 Audi S6
- Models with iron discs.
2013–2018 Audi S8
- Models with iron discs.
2016–2018 Audi A7 Quattro
- All models with 400mm front and 356mm rear discs.
