iRotors brakes Introductory Sale - LS1TECH
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Front Brake
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Rear Brake
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Front with wheel mounted
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Here are the prices for the introductory sale for iRotors brake rotors. Tell iRotors you saw this on LS1TECH.com to get this pricing
1998-2002 Camaro/Firebird
Front Cross Drilled-Slotted Rotors $170/pr
Rear Cross Drilled-Slotted Rotors $170/pr
Front/Rear Cross Drilled-Slotted Rotors $339/set
Front "Dura" semi metallic pads- $49
Rear "Dura" semi-metallic pads-$40
*The pricing from above includes FREE Zinc Plating and Shipping in the 48 states.
iRotors has these in stock and usually ship within 24 hours of customer ordering.
Contact info found on www.iRotors.com or call (714)713-3717
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Rear Brake
![](http://users.ev1.net/~ynot_dv8/02Camaro/iRotor02.jpg)
Front with wheel mounted
![](http://users.ev1.net/~ynot_dv8/02Camaro/iRotor03.jpg)
Here are the prices for the introductory sale for iRotors brake rotors. Tell iRotors you saw this on LS1TECH.com to get this pricing
1998-2002 Camaro/Firebird
Front Cross Drilled-Slotted Rotors $170/pr
Rear Cross Drilled-Slotted Rotors $170/pr
Front/Rear Cross Drilled-Slotted Rotors $339/set
Front "Dura" semi metallic pads- $49
Rear "Dura" semi-metallic pads-$40
*The pricing from above includes FREE Zinc Plating and Shipping in the 48 states.
iRotors has these in stock and usually ship within 24 hours of customer ordering.
Contact info found on www.iRotors.com or call (714)713-3717
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just for info.. I think its a good deal with shipping etc.. but... they list on the site for $149 pair.. then $25 for zinc.. just a heads up..
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The zinc plating listed on their site is $25 per pair. That would make it $50 total for a set of front/rears. Also, the package weighs 52 lbs, so shipping isn't cheap if you have to pay for it.
More Info, for 1997-2003 Corvettes:
Front Cross Drilled-Slotted Rotors $190/pair
Rear Cross Drilled Slotted Rotors $190/pair
Front/Rear Cross Drilled-Slotted Rotors $379/set
Front Dura semi-metallic pads-$49
Rear Dura semi-metallic pads- $40
Again, pricing includes FREE zinc plating and shipping.
Methods of Payment
1. Paypal
2. Money Order/Cashiers Check
3. Visa/MC over the phone
4. Fax with Credit Card info
If LS1Tech members would like to order by Paypal, please remit all payment to Paypal@iRotors.com and include the year, make, and model with what they would like to order.
For money order or cashiers check, please remit payment to:
iROTORS
300 N. Clara
Santa Ana, CA 92703
More Info, for 1997-2003 Corvettes:
Front Cross Drilled-Slotted Rotors $190/pair
Rear Cross Drilled Slotted Rotors $190/pair
Front/Rear Cross Drilled-Slotted Rotors $379/set
Front Dura semi-metallic pads-$49
Rear Dura semi-metallic pads- $40
Again, pricing includes FREE zinc plating and shipping.
Methods of Payment
1. Paypal
2. Money Order/Cashiers Check
3. Visa/MC over the phone
4. Fax with Credit Card info
If LS1Tech members would like to order by Paypal, please remit all payment to Paypal@iRotors.com and include the year, make, and model with what they would like to order.
For money order or cashiers check, please remit payment to:
iROTORS
300 N. Clara
Santa Ana, CA 92703
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I guess It's time to order some rotors!! How long is this going on though? I just bought 800 bucks worth of exhaust parts last week on the ole VISA. O well screw it, it's the american way. CHACHING!! ![The Patriot !!](https://ls1tech.com/forums/images/smilies/LS1Tech/gr_patriot.gif)
The zinc plating will keep them looking bling! No rust.
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The zinc plating will keep them looking bling! No rust.
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the rotor hubs don't rust, I have them on stock salad shooters they fit fine, look like eradispeeds at half the cost !! Very pleased with them
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Great Product. Ordered mine 3 weeks ago and she told me this group purchase was going to happen and they were becoming a sponsor. Got my set for a little over $300 for the front and rears,zinc plated and shipping. What a big difference than the stock rotors.
Now if I can only decide what color to paint my calipers to go with my NBM and Torque Thust 2's.
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Hey Mike, do you haveany pics of your entire car? Im looking at TT2s and these rotors, wondered if i could see your whole car... kinda reinfore my decisions.
Thanks! Also... how long is this GP gona go on for?? Do i need to jump on it now? Thanks!
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Hey Mike, do you haveany pics of your entire car? Im looking at TT2s and these rotors, wondered if i could see your whole car... kinda reinfore my decisions.
Thanks! Also... how long is this GP gona go on for?? Do i need to jump on it now? Thanks!
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Not the greatest pics, new ones coming soon
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What are the chaces of these or brakes like them...cracking or chipping????
I do not want to have to constently replace rotors becaus of this..
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I do not want to have to constently replace rotors becaus of this..
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They hold up great! Put a front set on my '99 Z28 about 5k miles ago and they still look almost new. They are drilled a certain way to help keep from cracking. Very Very good product. A+ Now I just wish they made them for my F350.
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Strange I got these rotors from ya'll and I saw on the box that you guys sent them in that the rotors weigh 45lbs. I decided not to use them and sold them to a guy on here and it cost me $70.00 to ship and they weighed 73lbs. Damn them boys musta ate good at my house to gain 21 lbs lol. Guess ya'll got a deal with the shipping company or your scale is broken