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Posted for "John W. Cox" <johnwcox@pacificnw.com>:

  A desired mod to my BMW, was the R & R of vented and drilled rotors as
  on the M5 package.  The principal of increased braking by the improved
  efficiency of transferring the existing mechanical energy to more
  efficient heat energy dissipation was remarkable.  They cryogenically
  retreated the rotors after mod and the results were striking.  I have
  always wondered why someone has not been doing it with the IV and IVP.
  I too, am interested in which pads you might recommend - Craig?
  
   Anyone remember Hoyt Flemings ducted wheel pants on his late ES?
   
  John Cox