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I've been reading up on different rotors, and the names are being thrown around like they're the bees knees. There's a local shop that has a special, so I'm thinking of giving them a chance. From what I've read, these seem to be popular.
http://www.maperformance.com/rotorpros-haw...z-brakekit.html It's time for me to get new rotors (or so I'm telling my wife), so I figured that if I'm going to be tracking the car I want something that will stay cooler than OEM rotors. Let me know what you guys and gals think.
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I'm about to order some rotors, I was gonna get stoptech, but these look like they might be a bit cheaper... interested to see if there are any reviews?...
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Well Centric makes good rotors from what I hear, which is what those are. Plus for that price it seems like a pretty damn good deal. Also-black zinc plated rotors...........
I may have to start doing some hard time on my own rotors so I can have an excuse to replace them with some of those suckers.
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QUOTE (Pumpkinhead @ Mar 8 2010, 08:23 PM)
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They're a vendor on my350z. I know the shop since I've been there and did a dyno once. I also saw a brand new set of rotors that another local Z enthusiast recently bought. They look gooooood.
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Nice...well I could get a whole set for less than I was gonna pay for the stoptechs on just the front... as long as they don't blow up and catch on fire it doesn't really make a difference to me, just as long as they are quality and safe...
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QUOTE (SmoothZ @ Mar 8 2010, 09:22 PM)
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So, just my opinion.... At best, it seems that the dimples are "all show and no go." (trying to look like cross-drilled holes) At worst, the dimples reduce friction area. If I knew of a really bad (good?) reason not to buy dimpled rotors, I wouldn't hold out on my community. |
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