im about to buy some magnum drilled rotors for my tl 2002 with some pbr pads ceramic. I leave in Canada Montreal where the winter is sometime crazy and cold as hell. It is worthy? Those are good pads or not.?

 

what is magnum drilled? i would stick with slotted rotors. check with our vendors excelerate or mrheeltoe for good deals on rotora or whatever else. a few people on here went the ebay route. as for pads, i don't know what pbr is. i just ordered akebono, heard good things about them. most people also opt for ebc or hawks pads.

 

pbr=axis, if u dont track, anything is fine

 

hi i dont track with my tl. So do u think it is fine? what is axis

 

yea if u dont track, uc an go with basically any pads, axis is a company. if anything go ceramic mainly for low dust and less or no squeeling from brakes

 

Magnum Cross-Drilled Brake Rotors are for drivers who want to improve the look and performance of their vehicles original braking system at a reasonable price. Magnum cross-drilled brake rotors provide excellent stopping power in everyday traffic, as well as more spirited, high performance street and highway driving. Most Magnum Cross-Drilled Rotors are directional and when in motion, the vents draw air from the center of the rotor outward. This airflow, over an increased internal surface area, very effectively dissipates heat. Cross drilling adds to this airflow, as well as providing additional surface cooling. It also helps the rotor to cool more evenly, eliminating hot spots and greatly reducing brake pulsation. All Magnum Cross-Drilled Rotors are made of high carbon iron to ensure longer life and quiet operation.

 

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