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What rotors for OEM non-brembo.

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Old 03-21-2008 | 08:56 AM
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I need to replace my OEM rotors soon, they have been cut too many times and now they warp wayyyy too fast. I don't want to get a BBK, so I will just replace them with a good set of slotted rotors. I don't want drilled because I heard they can crack under high heat. I will also be replacing the pads, linesm and fluids at the same time I do the rotors.

Also I have the 2005 OEM calipers, NON-Brembo.

What rotor do you think I should get, I want to get a good quality rotor that can handle the heat.

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I just got stoptech stage 2 put in my Z. It freakin STOPS. I have 265 front tires, brigestone 960AS pole position, and that doesn't stop them from locking up.
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I got centric D/S Rotors
No problem. Can't say Upgrade from OEM
But still work like OEM ones.

had them 4~5 months no problem.
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Originally Posted by xhooniex83
I got centric D/S Rotors
No problem. Can't say Upgrade from OEM
But still work like OEM ones.

had them 4~5 months no problem.
Where did you get them? Also, would any one give an opinion on Ebay rotors or are they really bad quality?
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EBC are good OEM replacements.... so are their pads...
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What do you guys think of the Stoptech stage 2 kits, I'm looking at those now.
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Originally Posted by Klei14
What do you guys think of the Stoptech stage 2 kits, I'm looking at those now.
You can't go wrong with Stop-Tech
Old 03-25-2008 | 07:13 PM
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I'm not sold that slotted are really worth the price unless you're tracking it heavily. I got some Centric stock replacement rotors for track use from Zeckhausen for dirt cheap and they worked just fine.

http://www.zeckhausen.com/Nissan/350Z.htm (scroll way down near the bottom)
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Originally Posted by roast
EBC are good OEM replacements.... so are their pads...

Which EBC Pads are for Street Driving/ and a odd Race?
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if you are doing lines, rotors, pads, the absolute best bang for the buck is the Stoptech Stage 2

http://www.z1auto.com/prodmore.asp?m...ng&prodid=1805

however, you need to double check what pads your car has, as there is a split between G35's in 05 as I recall
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drilled rotors FTL!

not only can they crack under heat, but they do not disperse heat as good as slotted or even blanks..

i just ordered the STOPTECH STAGE 2 kit form importimages.. FTW! best 580 spent...

id suggest that...

SS lines are the #1 brake upgrade u can honestly do.
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The stoptech stage II upgrade is great for the street.

If you do any competative driving then I would piece together a system so you can choose your own pads. IMO the axxis pads that came with the ST stage II kit I used to use were completely inadequate for any sort of performance use.
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Originally Posted by .steeeeZ33.
drilled rotors FTL!

not only can they crack under heat, but they do not disperse heat as good as slotted or even blanks..

i just ordered the STOPTECH STAGE 2 kit form importimages.. FTW! best 580 spent...

id suggest that...

SS lines are the #1 brake upgrade u can honestly do.
Damn that's a good price, when did you buy them? im needing some brakes this sounds like a winner
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I have Powerslot rotors. They're just slotted, no drilling. Works good and doesn't squeak.
Got a front pair for like $250
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Damn that's a good price, when did you buy them? im needing some brakes this sounds like a winner
ordered them monday night. got them today.

awesome guy too! find importimages (his name on here) he will hook u up!
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I have been looking at DBA 5000 series. Two piece rotor... Just another option.

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Originally Posted by NA&CH
I have been looking at DBA 5000 series. Two piece rotor... Just another option.

Chris
those are only made for brembo's, and only fronts, not rears
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Originally Posted by roast
EBC are good OEM replacements.... so are their pads...

+1
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Originally Posted by raf84ny
Where did you get them? Also, would any one give an opinion on Ebay rotors or are they really bad quality?

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I got a Stoptech kit from THM, it comes with the stoptech rotors, ss lines, and hawk hps pads. Thanks for all of the info guys!


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