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Old 06-03-2007, 03:51 PM
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Brake rotor question

I was looking on ebay for new brake rotors for my 98 Gst and I found this company who takes Brembo blank rotors and drills and slots them is this a good idea to buy theese? Here is the link below. Also would it even make a difference if im still going to use stock pads and calipers?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Eclip...spagenameZWDVW
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Re: Brake rotor question

Those look like just standard rotors that have been drilled and slotted. It's going to make a difference if you were... flying at 200mph and decided to stop quickly and for rally/autox. I've got a set like those on my car. They look good... And I'm using stock calipers and decent pads.
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Re: Brake rotor question

I've always read to stay away from drilled and slotted rotors as they tend to crack. But thats probably under race conditions. I say save up a little extra money and buy drilled rotors or slotted rotors from brembo themselves. I got the brembo slotteds.
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Re: Brake rotor question

Just get stock replacements. I wouldnt waste money on something that has the potential to crack and break. Brakes are something I wouldnt want to fuck around with.
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Re: Brake rotor question

I went with the Brembo dimpled / slotted with a set of ceramic pads. I haven't had any problems and they have been on for about 2 years. No cracking at all.
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Re: Brake rotor question

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I went with the Brembo dimpled / slotted with a set of ceramic pads. I haven't had any problems and they have been on for about 2 years. No cracking at all.
Ah, but there is a difference between dimpled and drilled.
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Re: Brake rotor question

I have friends that have had some bad cracks on drilled rotors, but that's with road racing. On the street, you are probably fine, but I would inspect the rotors closely, with each oil change perhaps.
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Re: Brake rotor question

Thanks alot for all of your help appreciate it
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Re: Brake rotor question

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Ah, but there is a difference between dimpled and drilled.
Agreeded, that's the reason I went with the dimpled.
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Re: Brake rotor question

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Agreeded, that's the reason I went with the dimpled.
Smooth move.
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