Rotora big brake kit pads question (PICS)
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Rotora big brake kit pads question (PICS)
I just installed a rotora big brake kit on the cl. I recently put rims on it so it was a requisite that the brakes be upgraded. The stock calipers are f-n ugly not to mention the puny warping oem rotors. First off i searched and found old info and was hoping some updated info could be provided. For anyone running this set up, what have you found to have the most bite, the most durability, and the least dusting. The latter being the most important with the rims. I don't track the car nor drive like an ass so i really only brake hard when i want to. At those times though i would like optimum performance. I bought them used from habib with 300 miles on them, thanks again bro for the deal, and thustly had to go with the light blue caliper. Either way it fills out the rims so much better, here are some pics.
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nice, i too have the bbk. I am going with the ceramics next from rotora, cause the one that came with my kit make my wheel look black almost every week.
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If they only have 300 miles, why change out the pads?
My Brembos turn my wheels black in two days of driving
Originally Posted by Bobbydoedoe
nice, i too have the bbk. I am going with the ceramics next from rotora, cause the one that came with my kit make my wheel look black almost every week.
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i want to start fresh with some new pads, mostly piece of mind. i am saving up for your brakes and these were an interm purchase. i thought ceramic pads dusted more than composite?
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Originally Posted by getright
i want to start fresh with some new pads, mostly piece of mind. i am saving up for your brakes and these were an interm purchase. i thought ceramic pads dusted more than composite?
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Originally Posted by typeR
ceramics are next to no dust
Agreed, Looks raelly nice there! I drove 1600 miles straight and my wheels were barely dirty. Compared to my old Stoptechs 50miles and they look like poo
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Originally Posted by mclarenf3387
If they only have 300 miles, why change out the pads?
My Brembos turn my wheels black in two days of driving
My Brembos turn my wheels black in two days of driving
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Originally Posted by Final
Stop braking so hard Im not one to talk though, 11 thousand miles half of my front Brembos are gone - theyre fairly inexpensive for Brembos, I think the service rep told me they were only 500 (in the middle of screaming at me).
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