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Kamikaze backing plate? Have to let us know how that handles the heat.
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Kamikaze backing plate? Have to let us know how that handles the heat.
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Hi jsou,
What`s the benefit of these BPs? Is it the spacing to the shroud? Does it generate extra heat since there are no cooling holes in the BP?
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Cool! No doubt it will offer better correction.
I would expect it to translate a little more vibration without the cushion the stock plates have. I would also expect it to generate much more heat being metal, having no holes, and the fact that they used the J Hook style Velcro, which is known for generating more heat.
Definitely interest in hearing your finding though. Pick up an IR thermometer if you don`t already have one.
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In my initial testing, I noticed a very smooth and balanced polishing experience with this BP. Think 5" BP with KBM washer mod but on STEROIDS!
I haven`t put a thermometer to the BP after a polishing session as Rasky suggested, but I do notice there is an increase in temperature vs the stock BP. (In my review, I will get in depth with this)
Mike Phillips has an article on why thinner pads are ideal for DAs somewhere. I believe this takes the same concept just at the backing plate level. The only potential drawback I see is it will probably not conform well on a vehicle`s contours/curves. I haven`t had an issue so far as I am also using their 3" BP conversion on my Duetto for those purposes.
I will tell you one thing, for those worried about "bogging" of the Rupes (I don`t have this issue with the Rupes even on the stock BP)... I`m not claiming this BP will stop that "issue" for you but it makes the polisher even more easier to control and a lot less likely to "stall" for inexperienced users.
So far I am happy with this buy but I will need to draw up an in-depth review for you all after I put it through more corrections/abuse.
Back on topic. I apologize Marc, I didn`t want to take away from your review!
Thanks for all the info guys!
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Wow, those BPs look really interesting. Good to see someone innovating something new.
The price is a bit steep though - $100. But, I guess innovation isn`t free... Once someone rips off the idea, I`m sure the copies will be less.
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My included back plate works just fine. Not looking to drop a c nite unless some can explain to me why it`s worth it-to me.
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