koshia

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/TL-Ty...Q5fAccessories

Just wondering if this will be any good with my TL-S. I am kind of weary of ebay products.

Got some Duralast Cmax last week, but need rotors. Should I have my stock rotors machined or just replace the whole thing with the above package and return the Cmax?

Thanks!

Ricky Pounds

I can tell you that I have had Stop Tech bought in a race shop, and cross drilled bought via EBAY. In my opinion the both performed and lasted pretty much the same. Check out the sellers feedback very well, it will tell you a lot of the product he sells. Still, they warp easy under heavy and even mid breaking in rain or puddles. I went back to the OEM, although the cross drilles look very nice.

Lazer187

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Warp easily with those conditions? I hope no rotor would warp due to any conditions. Ive put mine through hell and they havent warped. only brake fade.

Lazer187

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btw OP i believe i got all 4 rotors of mine for under that price from Cquence.net and lovem!

EATSLEEPRACE

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Look up brakemotive76 on ebay...................i have been buying their rotors and brakes for years and have been the best in my opinion.............

If you are looking to get the best peformance buy all front and back, come with brakes and rotors under 250

csmeance

be careful with ebay rotors, esp the ones that say they've drilled in the rotors! It takes proper metallugry practices to ensure that the rotors are built well and many of the rotors on ebay are simply rotors that have had holes put in via a drill press

Stick with a reputable brand such as stoptech or rotora or Racing Brake. I chose racing brake since Mr. Heeltoe was running a special and I didn't hear of anyone having an issue with them. I've had mine for over 60K now and they still are amazing.

I went with slotted since slotted rotors are quite a bit more durable than cross-drilled and better for regular street driving and the occasional sporty driving. Cross-drilled are better if you care for every last single pound of rotational mass on the car and care of getting every last ounce of performance.

J Dubya

I went with Brembo cross-drilled rotors on the front and had them cryogenic treated before install.

I also agree with csmeance about sticking with reputable brands.

2Morrow

ill check that out

2Morrow

What kind of pads are you running ?
I checked out cquence and I'm not too sure about there pad selection. Thx in advance !

RU_JELLY

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i have brakemotive package on my tl six speed and i love them so far. had them on for about 1k miles. I got my rears for 99 shipped including ceramic pads. quiet as can be and stop great