Drilled Rotors
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Drilled Rotors
Hey im due for brakes and rotors soon maybe about a thousand miles left on them, does anybody know where i can find a drilled/slotted rotor package for a good price? and what's a good reliable brand name? I heard that some of the cross drilled rotors tend to crack idk if its a rumor or if they are reliable. Let me know what you think. Thanks
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WoodGrainTLS (07-14-2012)
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Our vendors. Heeltoe or Excelerate offer great rotors. Cheap drilled rotors are more likely to crack. Id stick with slotted personally.
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WoodGrainTLS (07-14-2012)
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Check in the sponsored sales/ group buys of the black market section. Brakemotive has a deal for all four rotors( cross drilled and slotted) and pads for 145$. I have 8000 miles on mine and no signs of warping.
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ive got 200k on my rotora rotors no warping. They are in need of replacement (the slots are almost completely gone from rotor wear) they have endured a few track days with aggressive pads
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besides the track days, are most of your miles highway?
my commute is about 80/20 city/highway. i try not to be harsh on my brakes but when you have a few million people on an island only 20 miles wide, sometimes you don't have a choice. i feel sorry for my brakes and my trans.
my commute is about 80/20 city/highway. i try not to be harsh on my brakes but when you have a few million people on an island only 20 miles wide, sometimes you don't have a choice. i feel sorry for my brakes and my trans.
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besides the track days, are most of your miles highway?
my commute is about 80/20 city/highway. i try not to be harsh on my brakes but when you have a few million people on an island only 20 miles wide, sometimes you don't have a choice. i feel sorry for my brakes and my trans.
my commute is about 80/20 city/highway. i try not to be harsh on my brakes but when you have a few million people on an island only 20 miles wide, sometimes you don't have a choice. i feel sorry for my brakes and my trans.
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Powerslot/STOPTECH have some of the best discs available for this car. The Powerslot slotted front disc has a curved vane and a power alloy compound. If you want a great brake package take a look at our package:
http://store.excelerateperformance.c.../i-398965.aspx
http://store.excelerateperformance.c.../i-398965.aspx
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#17
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i'm definitely going to look into that, not a bad price at all and if there good quality that's whats most important. Thanks
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Yeah. I was questioning how good they would be for the price. So far it is the best I have had on the car. No warping or hot spots and I've been even harder on these brakes.
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Last edited by fsttyms1; 07-16-2012 at 09:28 PM.
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+1 on RL calipers. I just painted mine black today. Will post pics later . But yup our cars call for 12.75" rotor from a 350z to match out bolt patern. Going with Akebono Pads and brakemotive rotors. I've got an extra set of RLs if anyone's Interested before I put on black market later on.
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