anyone know where to find cheapest cross-drilled roters
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well you get what you pay for and imo brakes isn't the best place to compromise..
but the cheapest slotted/xdrilled rotors are probably R1 Concepts; you can get them on ebay for like $170-180 per set
a few members have them and they've worked out okay
but the cheapest slotted/xdrilled rotors are probably R1 Concepts; you can get them on ebay for like $170-180 per set
a few members have them and they've worked out okay
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Originally Posted by ernie01acura
jesus man, every time i ask asimple question i get a f***ing smartass answer, WTF
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I wouldn't say that it was smart ass answers. They just didn't have enough info for your question. I wouldn't want the cheapest possible rotors either. Try asking for the cheapest, best bang for the buck quality rotors.
I've only been reading this forum about a week, but there is A LOT less flaming and non sense then on other car/audio/computer forums
I've only been reading this forum about a week, but there is A LOT less flaming and non sense then on other car/audio/computer forums
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Originally Posted by RYANGP
well you get what you pay for and imo brakes isn't the best place to compromise..
but the cheapest slotted/xdrilled rotors are probably R1 Concepts; you can get them on ebay for like $170-180 per set
a few members have them and they've worked out okay
but the cheapest slotted/xdrilled rotors are probably R1 Concepts; you can get them on ebay for like $170-180 per set
a few members have them and they've worked out okay
A little friendly advice, don't rush save your money and get the best. The car is heavy, you need solid stopping power. And cheap cross drills are known to crack.
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