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Old 06-09-2010, 12:25 AM
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what are some good inexpensive rear rotors and pads
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ws6store.com has some decently priced rotors. Don't cheap out on the pads. Get something decent (Hawk HPS).
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you don't want a better pad in the rear than the front, there's too much rear bias as is
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yea my rear rotors are shot but my front rotors look fine so im gonna do rear rotors and pads all around
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would this be good...rotoworks rotors with hawks hps pads???
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Originally Posted by Emulsifide
ws6store.com has some decently priced rotors. Don't cheap out on the pads. Get something decent (Hawk HPS).
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You shouldnt have a problem with that combo. If you want longer lasting and slightly better performance, go for blank rotors, if you want looks, get drilled and slotted.
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Go ceramic pads if you dont wanna have dirty wheels everytime you take your car(hawk pads are dust *****)
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just ordered the hawk pad rotorworks slotted deal from them. I'll let you know how things go
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I put a package together that utilizes top shelf components at a good price.

http://www.zenithmotorsports.com/spo...-and-rear.aspx

If you need good brake fluid also, we can help you out. If you don't want slotted rotors, I can work with you on that as well.

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