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Rotors: Be careful. There are a lot of cheap rotors that are then drilled or slotted.... I only have one set of relatively inexpensive set of rotors on my site. And they are blanks, because when you start drilling and slotting rotors they get weaker, and cheap ones aren't very good to start with anyway. And rest assured $150 a set rotors that are drilled and slotted are extremely cheap rotors.
In fact I don't recommend drilled rotors at all. If you insist on a rotor that has something done, then I only use the ATE PremiumOne Rotors. ATE is a name you can count on. They are German and make most all of the OE rotors and hydraulics for the German car companies (and we know how bad their brakes are...
). I also offer packages that you can team up rotors with Hawk pads (and yet others that include stainless brake lines and fluid too).
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. And yes, they are MUCH cleaner than anything else you can get
. I had Hawk HPS and they squealed and dusted like a **** In fact I just put the same combo that Nostang bought from me on one of my best friend's Formula. He loves it.
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). I chalk it upto a bad set, or a bad experience or something. They certainly didn't have the stopping power I would expect from HP+ either ... so it's not like I mistakenly got the wrong pads. Now if it makes any difference, I ran them with a set of Powerslot rotors, so maybe the slotted rotors helped chew the pads up quicker than had I run them on blank rotors? Trending Topics
I was just saying that happens all the time. I wasn't accusing you of being wrong. Lighten up.

FWIW, if you track a set of pads you will get a good bit of dust and can get some squealing from the glazing--as that isn't the intent of HPS's.
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Pads that last longer or are for race, can be noisier. Any pad can squeal if they are glazed and/or not bedded in properly.
I'd like to try the HP+ but I've done the squealing thing and it drives me nucking futs.

I put a set of HPS on a buddy's G35 and he LOVED them. YMMV but I HIGHLY recommend them for a street car.
They have a lot more bite as well, pick your poison! I use HPS's on my own cars for street driving (and autox too). Not for track use.
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Results matter. Talk is cheap. We are miles beyond the success anyone else has had with the 4th gens, and C5, C6, C7 Corvettes,
10 SCCA Solo National Championships, 2008 Driver of they Year, 2012 Driver of Eminence
13 SCCA Pro Solo Nationals Championships
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