Darkness75

hi
basic normal rotors after some time of use they need to be turned (rotor turning) , can the driller/slotted rotors be turned ?
if yes : dose it need a special machine to do this or the same machine used for normal rotors ?
if no they can`t be turned : would that makes the life of the drilled/slotted rotors shorter than the basic one`s ? or they don`t need to ever ?

and whats better : (longer life,less break pad fade and stopping)
drilled
slotted
drilled/slotted

thank you

davidv

iTrader: (2)

All rotors can be turned.

Velocity350Z

^^ Almost everything can be turned...if not, then you turn around it.

GeauxLadyZ

iTrader: (9)

Blank or slotted only.

...brake...

TheDangerZone

get blanks....

Darkness75

thank you all ,
i did alot of reading in the net almost every one is saying that the drilled & slotted can`t/should not be turned, and if they did it they will lose the efficiency.

now, i can`t fined dealers who sale blank brembo breaks ???? is that possible

terrasmak

iTrader: (8)

Try searching for Brembo brakes

MUZZY

iTrader: (28)

you can only turn blank or slotted

also there is no performance enhancement if you get blanks, slotted or drilled and slotted, it is just looks

Darkness75

i did !! none ??
do you guys think they stop making thouse ??

Darkness75

will ...... i thought it was for the looks but alot of writings says other wise :
you can read from "Rotor technology" in this site
http://www.carbibles.com/brake_bible.html

p.s: i don`t care much about this though but i just want to show the performance enhancement

Darkness75

found the answer for "what is better" :
http://www.autoaccessorystore.com/Ar...s/Default.aspx