brake rotors and pads ?
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I am not a Pro. But for my 2 cents worth.
I got rotors from www.irotors.com and received discount when I e-mailed that I am a LS1Tech member. The rear are 169.00 w zinc and shipping.
I then ordered Hawke Performace pads at another sponsor and got both front and rear for 143.00.
The Hawke Pads were a huge differnce IMO and the Irotor rotors are drilled/slotted and I am happy with them.
But if you have allot more cash then I am sure their are oversized rotors and kits to make you happy for lots of $$$.
I got rotors from www.irotors.com and received discount when I e-mailed that I am a LS1Tech member. The rear are 169.00 w zinc and shipping.
I then ordered Hawke Performace pads at another sponsor and got both front and rear for 143.00.
The Hawke Pads were a huge differnce IMO and the Irotor rotors are drilled/slotted and I am happy with them.
But if you have allot more cash then I am sure their are oversized rotors and kits to make you happy for lots of $$$.
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This is a very common question. The search feature works wonders.
Here are two threads to get you started:
https://ls1tech.com/forums/suspension-brakes/172453-power-slot-rotors-any-good.html
https://ls1tech.com/forums/suspension-brakes/173851-00-fbody-brake-upgrade-s-worth-money.html
Here are two threads to get you started:
https://ls1tech.com/forums/suspension-brakes/172453-power-slot-rotors-any-good.html
https://ls1tech.com/forums/suspension-brakes/173851-00-fbody-brake-upgrade-s-worth-money.html
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Originally Posted by roy
Did you have any problems or set back with the stock setup . If not probably best to stick to something like that
thanks