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Old 01-01-2002, 12:08 AM
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i need brakes
my front rotors are warped so i want to get cross drilled/slotted rotors any suggestions
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Baer ceramic coated rotors, or Endless.
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Baer or Mugen if you have the cash
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Endless brake pads are all good...
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PowerSlot makes drilled, slotted, or drilled & slotted rotors...try Brembo pads.
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i like brembo
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brembo are awesome brakes!!!
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Brembo pads vs. Endless pads. Which is better? Why?
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bremo xdrilled and slotted rotors and AEM/nissin pads. good setup for me.. stopping power is better.

also look into adding rear rotors. people have done is before.
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Baer ceramic coated rotors, or Endless.
Oooohhh... ceramic!
Brembo rotors are good! I've got xdrilled + slotted Brembos myself.
I think I need pads, too...
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