Does anyone know if cross drilled rotors are available yet and if so by whom. I know Stillen just came out with a set for $305 a pair but personally thought that was just a little bit pricey so I wanted to shop around a little bit. AP, Stillen, StopTech all offer brake systems but I only need rotors for my Track. Suggestions greatly appreciated!

Eddie

 

Contact AvalonRacing.net and they'll be able to help you. Or find out the stock sizes and get some brembo's in that size. =)

 

How about these..

http://www.smithtownnissan.com/smith...e=ChromeSilver

 

I want to replace my rotos too....want to go with brembo though....anyone have anyidea what the specs or which ones to get?

 

FYI Stoptech brake kit is available with no cost option of either drilled or slotted rotors.

http://www.streetsports.com/Tune/350Z/StopTech.htm

 

I have been on Brembo's site quite a few times and have yet to find cross drilled rotors. I see a lot of people are directing me to sites for front brake kits but like I said I want these for my Track model which already has Brembo calipers and am only in search of rotors....

Thanks anyway for the input...

Eddie

 

Most crossdrilled/slotted Brembo rotors are not done by Brembo, but by independent shops that use the smooth brembo blanks.

 

Edretti,

I have been in contact with Brembo for several months about two piece rotors for the Track model. The following is the latest response from them dated 11/25:

Bob,

Here is the answer that I received from our Chief Engineer.

...The front 2-piece upgrade for Track models is a month or so away. The rear could be the same, we are waiting approval from Italy to be able to do the rear discs (they are a specially made disc for this application).
Let me know if you have any further questions or concerns.

Jesse Ramirez
Product Manager - Aftermarket Division
Brembo North America
Phone714)641-0104 Ext. 247
Fax714)641-5827
Website www.brembo.com


They originally stated the rotors would be slotted, not sure if that's still the plan.

 

Thanks RedlineZ! I appreciate the info...

Ciao