Brembo cross-drilled/slotted rotors
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Brembo cross-drilled/slotted rotors
These rotors are from the GB, that red99cl2.3 set up. I placed my order on tuesday, and i got them today. The rotors are tight. I plan on installing them tomorrow, with the help of my friend. Will post pics when installed.
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Uh, I hate to tell you guys - but those don't look like Brembos. Of course Brembo doen't make drilled/slotted - BUT they don't make a rotor with either of those patterns. Most take the slotted Brembo and drill the holes. You can't really take the drilled and make the slots b/c there isn't room. I've never seen any Brembos that have curved slots. They all look like Rick's and these:
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EBC uses curved slots, but only 4 not 8.
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EBC uses curved slots, but only 4 not 8.
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Originally posted by baka_t
I get a hub puller playa and some air tools. Its gonna be a bizzach to get them off. Btw you got your car back??
I get a hub puller playa and some air tools. Its gonna be a bizzach to get them off. Btw you got your car back??
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I just ran across these images, and it reminded me of this - BE SURE YOUR ROTORS FACE THE PROPER WAY!!!!!
The internal vanes should rotate like so:
The external pattern should look like it's spinning in reverse, this helps prevent buildup to keep the rotors from shaking slightly:
If your vanes and outside pattern face the same way, that's fine. It's more important that the internal vanes face the proper way - this can seriously affect the rotors cooling! The pattern direction is simply a preventative measure.
The internal vanes should rotate like so:
The external pattern should look like it's spinning in reverse, this helps prevent buildup to keep the rotors from shaking slightly:
If your vanes and outside pattern face the same way, that's fine. It's more important that the internal vanes face the proper way - this can seriously affect the rotors cooling! The pattern direction is simply a preventative measure.
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these are genuine brembo's. it comes in the original box, with instructions. the rotors are engraved with brembo's signature. the rotors are probably blanks, that was drilled, and slotted.
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Re: $$$?
Originally posted by LongNguyen
how much guy...for a set of Brembo cross-drilled/slotted rotors?...thanks.
how much guy...for a set of Brembo cross-drilled/slotted rotors?...thanks.
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Actually the price is $185 + shipping for 2.2/2.3 rotors and pads and $185 + shipping rotors only or $230 + shipping rotors and pads for the 3.0. Rotors can be either drilled, slotted, or both...
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Re: fit for 3.0???
Originally posted by LongNguyen
i have a 3.0 cl would that work on my car?
thanks. also do you ship to canada, bc?
i have a 3.0 cl would that work on my car?
thanks. also do you ship to canada, bc?
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