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Old 03-25-2003 | 12:47 AM
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Rotora Big Brake Kit *group Buy*

ROTORA: 4-PISTON FRONT BIG BRAKE KIT GROUP BUY

Rotora offers its first big brake kit group buy for the following applications:

ACURA CL COUPE 3.2 V6 2001-2003
ACURA TL 3.2L SEDAN 1999-2003


FRONT BIG BRAKE KIT COMPONENTS:

-a set of pre-installed 4-piston calipers (red or blue of your choice)
-a set of 1 piece cross-drilled/slotted oversize, vented, “e-coated” discs (330X23mm)
-a set of high carbon steel (s45c) mounting brackets
-a set of Rotora sport pads: high street performance
-a set of stainless steel braided brake lines with hardware (D.O.T. approved)


********AS AN ADDED BONUS FOR THIS GROUP BUY, ROTORA OFFERS FOR FREE:

-free shipping anywhere in the continental North America (*Alaska and Hawaii extra charge*)

Limited time special, Rotora offers this package deal for $1,349.00 shipped.


GROUP BUY PRICING:

$1,349.00
Offer ends: 5/31/03

Payment: Visa or Mastercard, money order, or wire transfer only. Please contact sales@rotora.com or call toll free: 888.990.0899


ROTORA BIG BRAKE KIT VS. STOCK BRAKES

CALIPER WEIGHT (loaded calipers):
Rotora: 9.9 lbs. Stock: 15.1 lbs.

DISC WEIGHT:
Rotora: 17.2 lbs Stock: 18.4 lbs.


NOTE: Rotora big brake kit needs minimum 17” wheels. View attachment for brake clearance chart.

FEATURES/BENEFITS:

-Rotora’s two piece cast aluminum, heat-treated (4-piston) calipers (application specific) provides stock pedal feel while increasing the clamp load/force to ensure equal distribution of weight transfer during braking.
-Rotora’s street performance pads that are included were designed to improved stopping distance while keeping the squeal at a minimum. Provides higher coefficient of friction which work exceptionally well under high temperatures. The ideal pad for all-around performance.
-Stainless steel, braided brake lines prevent brake hose expansion under pressure and improve stiffer pedal feel. All Rotora’s steel braided lines are DOT approved and pressure tested to 3,000 psi to meet FMVSS-106 (Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards) standard.
-Cross drilled/slotted rotors to ensure heat dissipation for continuous hard braking (which helps reduce warping, and brake fade) and keeping the rotor and brake pad surface free of excess brake dust and debris.
-"E-coated" (black) finish plating on rotors to prolong life and reduce rust build up.
-Direct bolt on replacement to all stock front brake system (some applications requires the removal of the stock dust cover shield).
-Larger surface area compared to stock O.E. Acura CL/TL rotors which will increase brake performance.
-All systems are abs compatible.
-All pistons with dust seals.
Old 03-25-2003 | 01:18 AM
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Will it fit the '01 CL-S stock rim?
Old 03-25-2003 | 01:40 AM
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here is the brake clearance chart :

BRAKE CHART
Old 03-25-2003 | 08:00 AM
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Ok so how do you use that?
Old 03-25-2003 | 08:57 AM
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This is only the front set, correct?
Old 03-25-2003 | 10:10 AM
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how does that chart work?
Old 03-25-2003 | 07:13 PM
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Interesting...I hope I can get some cash together before the end of the buy
Old 03-25-2003 | 10:35 PM
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O.K. who are the brake experts ? Are these decent ? I know it's not Brembo but they're a grand cheaper. Is this the way to go ? Opinions please, thanks.
Old 03-25-2003 | 10:37 PM
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here is the brake clearance chart :

BRAKE CHART
Can you get the kit without the SS lines ? What would that cost be ?
Old 03-25-2003 | 11:43 PM
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Can you get the kit without the SS lines ? What would that cost be ?
why dont you give them a call @ toll free 888.990.0899? Ask for Loren & he'll take care of u.
Old 03-26-2003 | 12:15 PM
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why dont you give them a call @ toll free 888.990.0899? Ask for Loren & he'll take care of u.
That's a good idea. It looks like you have them on, if so how do you like the setup ? Thanks.
Old 03-26-2003 | 09:16 PM
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i never purchased a set of brembo so i cant tell u which one is better... but i can tell u that the pedal feels very smooth & solid without the stock spongy feels... the brake distance reduced i would say 30% compare to stock... very smooth & powerful... i think this setup is worth the money for performance & safety.
Old 03-26-2003 | 09:56 PM
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Originally posted by XkRaZiX
i never purchased a set of brembo so i cant tell u which one is better... but i can tell u that the pedal feels very smooth & solid without the stock spongy feels... the brake distance reduced i would say 30% compare to stock... very smooth & powerful... i think this setup is worth the money for performance & safety.
Thanks for the info, i'm seriously considering. Anyone else with an opinion ? By the way, what is the rotor size, 13s ?
Old 03-27-2003 | 02:28 AM
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Thanks for the info, i'm seriously considering. Anyone else with an opinion ? By the way, what is the rotor size, 13s ?
yea i think they'r 13"... 330mm which is 2mm bigger than brembo's rotors
Old 03-27-2003 | 05:56 PM
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Is it possible to use the stock rotors with the rotora 4 pot calipers?
Old 03-28-2003 | 09:53 AM
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Will these work with the 6spd and will they fit the stock rim?
Old 03-29-2003 | 08:20 PM
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yes they'll fit 6speed... u can download the brake clearance chart to see if it fits stock typeS wheel... any more question u can give them a call @ toll free 888.990.0899
Old 04-02-2003 | 02:55 PM
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Hey guys this is also in the "other" forum...
Old 04-03-2003 | 06:51 PM
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F.Y.I. guys, i ordered a set yesterday and they'll be installed next week. Loren at Rotora was great to work with and i think this is a hell of a deal I did get the ceramic pads for even better stopping and less dust. We'll see, i hope they are close to Brembo performance for a thousand less. I'll let you guys know once i've road tested

P.S. I'll need better braking next week after my next mod
Old 04-04-2003 | 03:42 AM
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F.Y.I. guys, i ordered a set yesterday and they'll be installed next week. Loren at Rotora was great to work with and i think this is a hell of a deal I did get the ceramic pads for even better stopping and less dust. We'll see, i hope they are close to Brembo performance for a thousand less. I'll let you guys know once i've road tested

P.S. I'll need better braking next week after my next mod
trust me... after it breaks in... it feels AWESOME
Old 04-04-2003 | 02:23 PM
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trust me... after it breaks in... it feels AWESOME
Thanks for setting this up
Old 04-04-2003 | 03:52 PM
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Redrider, what's your next mod, are you going FI? Did you get the turbo?
Old 04-05-2003 | 10:01 AM
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Redrider, what's your next mod, are you going FI? Did you get the turbo?
S/C, NO DOUBT!!!
Old 04-06-2003 | 10:30 PM
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Redrider, what's your next mod, are you going FI? Did you get the turbo?
The SC is being installed at my dealer. It should be ready on Monday I can't wait !!
Old 04-06-2003 | 10:32 PM
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Old 04-07-2003 | 04:27 PM
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so let me get this straight, no problem w/ 01/02 stock typeS rims? also how much for the ceremic pads?
Old 04-07-2003 | 10:16 PM
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so let me get this straight, no problem w/ 01/02 stock typeS rims? also how much for the ceremic pads?
I'm not sure about the stockers, i've got 18s. The ceramics were about $90 more than the semi mettallics. Give Loren a call, he was very helpful.
Old 04-09-2003 | 04:18 PM
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F.Y.I. for those of you who are considering this deal. Even though i have aftermarket 18 inch Volks, i still needed spacers for the calipers to fit right. It was very close, but they were still needed. Still waiting to test, i will follow up with review.
Old 04-09-2003 | 05:39 PM
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Where did you get the spacers? That's the one thing I'm worried about, that the caliper will not clear my rims, it was very close with the stock rims already.
Old 04-09-2003 | 07:01 PM
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Where did you get the spacers? That's the one thing I'm worried about, that the caliper will not clear my rims, it was very close with the stock rims already.
I got them from Rotora, they are made by H+R and cost $65. Still a great deal, now all i have to do is test them !!
Old 04-12-2003 | 12:24 AM
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They're on They look great and feel good. I haven't really pushed them, but you know they are there !! Now i'll feel better in the twisties and i'm ready for the track
Old 04-12-2003 | 03:38 AM
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They're on They look great and feel good. I haven't really pushed them, but you know they are there !! Now i'll feel better in the twisties and i'm ready for the track
give it another 100miles... it'll feel even better... u would have to SLAM it a little in order for it to break in... im happy to hear that u like them dude
Old 04-12-2003 | 07:33 PM
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give it another 100miles... it'll feel even better... u would have to SLAM it a little in order for it to break in... im happy to hear that u like them dude
Yeah, i'm glad i got them, especially with the extra power of the SC. Thanks again for starting this up.
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Originally posted by Red Rider
F.Y.I. for those of you who are considering this deal. Even though i have aftermarket 18 inch Volks, i still needed spacers for the calipers to fit right. It was very close, but they were still needed.
This is one of the things I was afraid of.
My RIMS are really close to my stock Calipers too.
I can’t even get my pinky finger in-between there.

I was really considering getting in on this, but I would need to test-fit a wheel first before I spent that much.
Plus I’m almost sure my 16” snow rims wouldn’t clear.

Shawn S
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OK guys now I got a question for u.

I am looking into getting 19" for my car, but they only come in +45 offset. Now I am also gonna be throwing on my H&R Racing springs. Question will that all fit? No, then is it because it would not be able to tuck underneath the fender? So then I could simply roll the fender to allow the rims to fit, right?

Now the other question I have is will a BIG brake kit fit my rims. I would emagine that a lower offset (+45) compared to stock would allow more clearance for the calipers.

Oh yea the rims are 19x8 with a +45 offset.













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Old 04-17-2003 | 03:37 PM
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OK guys now I got a question for u.

I am looking into getting 19" for my car, but they only come in +45 offset. Now I am also gonna be throwing on my H&R Racing springs. Question will that all fit? No, then is it because it would not be able to tuck underneath the fender? So then I could simply roll the fender to allow the rims to fit, right?

Now the other question I have is will a BIG brake kit fit my rims. I would emagine that a lower offset (+45) compared to stock would allow more clearance for the calipers.

Oh yea the rims are 19x8 with a +45 offset.

Juker008
I second those questions...

My setup is 19x8 +47 and I have Comptech springs. Need to know if this will also fit if I changed to H&R Sport. I have no idea how to read the brake clearance chart.

Can anyone help? Thanks

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I second those questions...

My setup is 19x8 +47 and I have Comptech springs. Need to know if this will also fit if I changed to H&R Sport. I have no idea how to read the brake clearance chart.

Can anyone help? Thanks

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I believe that ur's will clear I am really curious as to know if my setup will clear.










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Old 04-18-2003 | 02:24 AM
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again, if u guys hav any questions regarding brake clearance, feel free to contact Rotora directly.

19x8 +45 should clear it
Old 04-18-2003 | 09:28 AM
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Red rider, could you post some pics of the big brake kit when you get a chance, I wanna see what kind of clearance it has from the rims.
Old 04-18-2003 | 09:49 AM
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Originally posted by XkRaZiX
again, if u guys hav any questions regarding brake clearance, feel free to contact Rotora directly.

19x8 +45 should clear it

On ur 19"s u said that they are 7.5" wide? what offset do u have and how much space do u have between the caliper and the rim.





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