What rotors to get?
04-05-2004, 11:20 AM
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what kind of pads would accent my irotors best without desroying them, giving good stopping and fairly eliminating brake dust.. i know the quicker you stop the more break dust is created, but is there something out there i can get cheaper than oem and still perform well?
04-05-2004, 02:38 PM
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Originally Posted by dazman
what sponser was selling the GREAT looking slotted and crossdrilled rotor for 299$??/ i know that i seen that somewhere but cant remember.
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Here is the promo they are doing.
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04-06-2004, 12:57 PM
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Quick 99 I know there is a speed shop by me in ohio that sells these ceramic brake pads. they create a almost clear/light white brake dust. lot less noticeable than the black dust. i will find the name for ya
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04-06-2004, 04:14 PM
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Originally Posted by BADz2ATE
Quick 99 I know there is a speed shop by me in ohio that sells these ceramic brake pads. they create a almost clear/light white brake dust. lot less noticeable than the black dust. i will find the name for ya
Mike
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04-06-2004, 09:35 PM
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Yep, these are the iRotors I got on the GP late last summer... I think it was like $298 shipped for all 4 rotors including zinc plating.
I'm running Raybestos QuietStop brake pads.
Ceramic front ($80 at PepBoys) Metallic rear ($40 at PepBoys).
So for around $430 total, I've got an awesome brake setup now.
Looks good, performs nice, best bang for the buck!
I was at the track Sunday, under hard braking, they're still holding up great!!
I'm running Raybestos QuietStop brake pads.
Ceramic front ($80 at PepBoys) Metallic rear ($40 at PepBoys).
So for around $430 total, I've got an awesome brake setup now.
Looks good, performs nice, best bang for the buck!
I was at the track Sunday, under hard braking, they're still holding up great!!
04-07-2004, 01:13 PM
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Ok i decided that i am going to go with the complete set of Irotors with the zinc plating, hawk pads, SS lines and z06 calipers. Now here is my question i will have a good looking brake setup that works great but when i get my rotors, how do i know that they have been ZINC plated and that i wasnt cheated out.????? thanks guys.
Oh and QUICK99 i talked to the guy at the speed shop and he sold his last pair and cant remember the name of them, but he says that MURRAY's Auto Parts sells them, if you have a Murray's around you anywhere. i know they are in Ohio by me but not sure if they are nationwide or not.
Oh and QUICK99 i talked to the guy at the speed shop and he sold his last pair and cant remember the name of them, but he says that MURRAY's Auto Parts sells them, if you have a Murray's around you anywhere. i know they are in Ohio by me but not sure if they are nationwide or not.