What do you guys think of these rotors?
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What do you guys think of these rotors?
I was looking to upgrade my rotors and I saw these rotors on ebay:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...category=33564
They are brembo but looks like this company bought them plain and cross drilled/slotted them at their own shop. You guys think there are any draw backs to buying these rotors?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...category=33564
They are brembo but looks like this company bought them plain and cross drilled/slotted them at their own shop. You guys think there are any draw backs to buying these rotors?
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usually brakes that are cross drilled and vented after the rotor itself was manufactured isnt the best idea from what i read. They say if the vents or holes are like that from the oringinal casting then the rotors are weakened. I think the issue is the rotors craking under extreme heat and pressure. Not sure if that is basically you racing the car all day or if it will be ok to drive around the city doing normal breaking. Maybe someone else will chime in. Usually cross drilled and slotted rotors that are made that way from the factory are pretty expensive.
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Originally Posted by zoltanh
I was looking to upgrade my rotors and I saw these rotors on ebay:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...category=33564
They are brembo but looks like this company bought them plain and cross drilled/slotted them at their own shop. You guys think there are any draw backs to buying these rotors?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...category=33564
They are brembo but looks like this company bought them plain and cross drilled/slotted them at their own shop. You guys think there are any draw backs to buying these rotors?
Hey, I was looking at those too!! So I emailed a couple of people who had bought them. Here is a response that I got : "Waste of money if you want me to be frank with you. The rotors are just for looks. I can't count how many times I almost rear ended somebody. My car doesn't stop as fast as it should be. I'm thinking of putting my original rotors back. I will give another couple of months and see if it will improve. Don't buy the rotors. Use the money on something else."
So I would advise against it. What sportsbrakescom does, is take OE replacement Brembo rotors(not slotted or drilled), then they cross drill and slot them. These rotors are not meant to be drilled and slotted! Alot of engineering goes into rotor design, icluding material properties and slot and hole design. I doubt sportsbrakescom has any engineering background, they are most likely just a machine shop.
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Originally Posted by zoltanh
I was looking to upgrade my rotors and I saw these rotors on ebay:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...category=33564
They are brembo but looks like this company bought them plain and cross drilled/slotted them at their own shop. You guys think there are any draw backs to buying these rotors?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...category=33564
They are brembo but looks like this company bought them plain and cross drilled/slotted them at their own shop. You guys think there are any draw backs to buying these rotors?
I stated OR because:
BREMBO DOES NOT OFFER CROSS DRILLED AND SLOTTED ROTORS.
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Originally Posted by BARhondaF1
Hey, I was looking at those too!! So I emailed a couple of people who had bought them. Here is a response that I got : "Waste of money if you want me to be frank with you. The rotors are just for looks. I can't count how many times I almost rear ended somebody. My car doesn't stop as fast as it should be. I'm thinking of putting my original rotors back. I will give another couple of months and see if it will improve. Don't buy the rotors. Use the money on something else."
So I would advise against it. What sportsbrakescom does, is take OE replacement Brembo rotors(not slotted or drilled), then they cross drill and slot them. These rotors are not meant to be drilled and slotted! Alot of engineering goes into rotor design, icluding material properties and slot and hole design. I doubt sportsbrakescom has any engineering background, they are most likely just a machine shop.
So I would advise against it. What sportsbrakescom does, is take OE replacement Brembo rotors(not slotted or drilled), then they cross drill and slot them. These rotors are not meant to be drilled and slotted! Alot of engineering goes into rotor design, icluding material properties and slot and hole design. I doubt sportsbrakescom has any engineering background, they are most likely just a machine shop.
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Originally Posted by zoltanh
I was looking to upgrade my rotors and I saw these rotors on ebay:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...category=33564
They are brembo but looks like this company bought them plain and cross drilled/slotted them at their own shop. You guys think there are any draw backs to buying these rotors?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...category=33564
They are brembo but looks like this company bought them plain and cross drilled/slotted them at their own shop. You guys think there are any draw backs to buying these rotors?
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Originally Posted by BARhondaF1
Hey, I was looking at those too!! So I emailed a couple of people who had bought them. Here is a response that I got : "Waste of money if you want me to be frank with you. The rotors are just for looks. I can't count how many times I almost rear ended somebody. My car doesn't stop as fast as it should be. I'm thinking of putting my original rotors back. I will give another couple of months and see if it will improve. Don't buy the rotors. Use the money on something else."
So I would advise against it. What sportsbrakescom does, is take OE replacement Brembo rotors(not slotted or drilled), then they cross drill and slot them. These rotors are not meant to be drilled and slotted! Alot of engineering goes into rotor design, icluding material properties and slot and hole design. I doubt sportsbrakescom has any engineering background, they are most likely just a machine shop.
So I would advise against it. What sportsbrakescom does, is take OE replacement Brembo rotors(not slotted or drilled), then they cross drill and slot them. These rotors are not meant to be drilled and slotted! Alot of engineering goes into rotor design, icluding material properties and slot and hole design. I doubt sportsbrakescom has any engineering background, they are most likely just a machine shop.
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Please help support the site and buy from our vendors.. There's a excellent deal on Rotoras right now in the Group Buy Section:
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thanks for pointing that out jonesi.
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