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This was taken from Hawk's products page:
Highlights of the new Sector 27 Brake Rotors
Greatly Improved Braking Performance
Lowered Brake Temperatures
Precise and Predictable Control
Consistent Pedal Feel
Long Life
Sector 27 Brake Rotors FAQ
What do the slots in the rotors provide: The gas-slot pattern evacuates heat gas and dust during extreme braking conditions to reduce brake fade.
Why are there holes drilled into the rotors? Designed for the “appearance” customer who insists on a drilled/slotted rotor. Perfectly suited for a car show competitors where “looks” are everything. (Drilled rotors are not recommended for performance or severe duty use.)
Why are the holes beveled? The holes and slots are chamfered/beveled to reduce brake pad abrasion and provide a smoother transition as the brakes are applied.
With the wide variety of Sector 27 Rotor kits containing pads and rotors how do I determine the right kit for my vehicle? The Sector 27 Rotors kits are offered in the following ways;
Sector 27/HPS Package. This package is ideal for performance street driven cars, the rotors are packaged with the popular HPS brake pads.
Sector 27/High Performance Street 5.0 Package. Is for the driver that uses their street car harder and demands additional braking performance.
Sector 27/LTS Package. The LTS package will be the choice for those driving a truck or SUV.
All of the above packages can be purchased for the front or rear of a vehicle, they can also be ordered as a complete kit with rotors and pads for the front and rear.
The Sector 27 Rotors are sold in pairs, is it possible to purchase a single rotor? No.
What is warranty on the Sector 27 rotors? The Sector 27 Rotors are covered by the Hawk Performance Limited Lifetime Warranty.
What is the wear expectancy of the Sector 27 Rotors? The wear of the Sector 27 Rotors will be determined by many factors such as driving style. The zinc coating is used to prevent rust, the precise manufacturing process using the finest materials to the tightest tolerances ensure a long life.
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