Rotor upgrade
I have a 2004 non track model and I was thinking about changing out the rotors for some cross drilled/slotted. I've looked on ebay, and there are quite a few of different brands. So what's good to get, and what's not good to get? I'm sure Brembo would be rated one of the best, but other than that, what are some good brands? or are they all the same? And another thing, if I change out my rotors, I do plan to change out my brake pads too, are stock pads good for aftermarker rotors or what should I get?...recommendation?...advice anyone? thanX
I've seen them priced for anywhere frmo $150 to $500....what gives?
I've seen them priced for anywhere frmo $150 to $500....what gives?
www.rotorpros.com I got front slotted rotors for the track model for $100 each, no problems with them thus far....
i have one f/r set of hawk hps pads and rotora cross drilled/slotted.
its used for about 3500 miles.
i recently upgraded to brembo.
if you're interested, please pm me.
thanks.
its used for about 3500 miles.
i recently upgraded to brembo.
if you're interested, please pm me.
thanks.
We have some great 2-piece rotors for your car. They have the same vane design as our BBK's. Here's the info:
http://www.stoptech.com/press_releas...drkrelease.htm
They save a ton of weight and flow a lot more air. The replacement iron for these is under $150. Therefore, if you plan to go through a couple sets of rotors over the next few years, they're a really good value proposition.
http://www.stoptech.com/press_releas...drkrelease.htm
They save a ton of weight and flow a lot more air. The replacement iron for these is under $150. Therefore, if you plan to go through a couple sets of rotors over the next few years, they're a really good value proposition.
Originally Posted by isugoo
i have one f/r set of hawk hps pads and rotora cross drilled/slotted.
its used for about 3500 miles.
i recently upgraded to brembo.
if you're interested, please pm me.
thanks.
its used for about 3500 miles.
i recently upgraded to brembo.
if you're interested, please pm me.
thanks.
I was thinking of getting the same combo, how was the performance ?
how do they compare to the brembos ?
Thanks !
Tasso-
Originally Posted by J Ritt
We have some great 2-piece rotors for your car. They have the same vane design as our BBK's. Here's the info:
http://www.stoptech.com/press_releas...drkrelease.htm
They save a ton of weight and flow a lot more air. The replacement iron for these is under $150. Therefore, if you plan to go through a couple sets of rotors over the next few years, they're a really good value proposition.
http://www.stoptech.com/press_releas...drkrelease.htm
They save a ton of weight and flow a lot more air. The replacement iron for these is under $150. Therefore, if you plan to go through a couple sets of rotors over the next few years, they're a really good value proposition.
how much weight do they save? front rotors and rear rotors?
I know how much the brembo rotors weigh, but can't find info on how much the stoptech's weigh that fit the brembos
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Originally Posted by GMADD
I was thinking of getting the same combo, how was the performance ?
how do they compare to the brembos ?
Thanks !
Tasso-
how do they compare to the brembos ?
Thanks !
Tasso-
pretty good bite and low dust and good looking. couldn't complain any but you know, i upgraded to brembo. so i took it off.
Sup Joe! Houston here too.
As for break rotors, look into the stage 2 from stop-tech. Comes w/ SS braided lines, pads and rotors for all 4 corners. If you go w/ aftermarket rotors that are drilled or slotted or both, stock pads will wear out to fast. Also always bed in new rotors and pads.
As for break rotors, look into the stage 2 from stop-tech. Comes w/ SS braided lines, pads and rotors for all 4 corners. If you go w/ aftermarket rotors that are drilled or slotted or both, stock pads will wear out to fast. Also always bed in new rotors and pads.
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