advance auto parts rotors vs brembo blanks
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I took the Autozone cheapies off last nite. They were not perfectly smooth but I think they held up pretty well for such extreme abuse. I came in from one session and they were like neon blue. I boxed them up and will put them on next track day. Seem like they were worth the $80. What specialized says makes sense, if you are looking for longer lasting rotors. Just my $.02.
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Originally Posted by Specialized
chinese steel. **** steel. I wouldnt sell those to anyone but the poor guy who just broke a rotor and cant afford the duralast to be able to eat this week.
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I changed stock pads at 60k w/ stock pads from dealership w/ a lifttime warranty. However I didn't change my rotors, instead I had them turned, not the smartest thing to do, I'll admit! So reading this has helped me in a deciding factor.
Autozone guys, how much do the duralasts go for front and back? Thanks
Autozone guys, how much do the duralasts go for front and back? Thanks