ibuycheap

I got $350 and either

A) get rotoras sloted, legend caliper's, and axxis ultimates
B) get powerslot cryo and axis ultimates
C) get brembo oems, legend caliper's, ss brakelines, and axis ultimates.

What would be the best choice to avoid warped rotars yet have some stopping power.

Bobbydoedoe

i would do option C, but use another pad as i used to have the axis ultimates on my camry, can those give out alot of dust

ibuycheap

Ive been reading other people say that but they also say they don't wear the rotor as much as others and have the best bite.

RaviNJCLs

iTrader: (4)

I would go with the Rotora Slotted rotors. I had them on for a bit. No warp. I also had NSX calipers installed, so it will be close to your intended set-up. I went with EBC Greenstuff pads though. They were low on dust and noise.

From what I have read, the Brembo blanks still are prone to warping.

BigLizard

A.

MSW 6SP

A + SSbrakelines

Sun Diego CL-S

i think the stainless steel mesh brake lines do the trick as far as stopping power.

ibuycheap

All of those choices were under 350 unless you can find some $25 ss lines its not going to work.

MSW 6SP

wait and save another $100, you'll enjoy the response from the pedal with the brake lines

mrsteve

iTrader: (1)

I'm gonna try something new next week.

DBA 4000's up front
ATE PremiumOne Slotted in the rear

Haven't decided on pads yet.

gaping46and2

iTrader: (2)

Skip the calipers and go for the SS lines. Unless you really want calipers, take mine in trade for your stockies+cash, PM me. I'd also suggest the EBC greenstuff.