Anyone ever heard of them or used their products? I found them on ebay as I was looking for some aftermarket Brembo rotors....

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Nissa...mZ140270115545

http://www.trinetmotorsports.com/

Is it worth a shot for some affordable rotors? Or is this a simple case of "you get what you pay for?"



And I found more rotor dealers on ebay for cheap...comments?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Nissa...mZ350101254462

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Nissa...mZ230293376316

 

oh boy - choose your slot pattern...very interesting lolol. Can they do one in the shape of the Mona Lisa? That would be different - or maybe in a "Z" pattern for maximum rice-ness!

there are several inexpensive rotor options out there that have been widely discussed.

Is your car a Brembo or non Brembo equipped model? What year car? What do you use the car for? What pads are you running? How do you know you need rotors?

 

I have Brembos...I was going to have my rotors turned again, but when I measured the rotors with my micrometer they were already below the specfied Nissan minimum width; the last thing I want is to have a rotor explode on me during a track day....

 

gotcha - good looking out on the measurement

bunch of good options out there. Can I ask what pad you're running?

 

Everything is stock...

 

Brembo themselves offers drilled or slotted rotors for the Track/GT models - and they are genuine Brembo, not wannabe's lol

Powerslot is another one that has a nice, economical rotor option.

If looking for just a basic OE replacement, Centric, the parent company of both Powerslot and Stoptech, is the best bang for the buck out there

If you want I can pm you options, etc for each, vs cluttering the thread up

 

LOL I love how their "commuter series" are cross-drilled all to hell.

Since, you know, commuter cars need cross-drilled rotors....


edit: OMG Adam, they even have a "Z1" pattern! Maybe you guys should become retailers for them.

 

I was hoping no one else noticed that lololol