are these rotors any good?
01-18-2007, 11:55 AM
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are these rotors any good? http://www.ws6project.com/user_stor/...bc796c9563910d
was at ws6 store and saw these...anyone know about these cheaps?
was at ws6 store and saw these...anyone know about these cheaps?
01-18-2007, 02:28 PM
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http://www.wholesaledirectparts.com/...-102-64-101-34
i'd be more likely to get those than the ones on ws6store just because they're blanks...
but thats me
i'd be more likely to get those than the ones on ws6store just because they're blanks...
but thats me
01-20-2007, 12:52 PM
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The Dora's are cheep because they are of similar mass as your stock ones. Basically, by running this rotor when compared to the stock blanks, you will be getting a nicer "looking" rotor, but they will probably not last nearly as long. X-drilled rotors eventually crack (mine did after 10,000 miles of mild street driving).
If you want to get a better rotor than stock for other reasons besides the driveway jewlery, go with a rotor with more mass. Other than that, I would stick with the stock ones, unless you don't care about the longavity of the rotor and you are looking for something that is better just for appearance reasons.
If you want to get a better rotor than stock for other reasons besides the driveway jewlery, go with a rotor with more mass. Other than that, I would stick with the stock ones, unless you don't care about the longavity of the rotor and you are looking for something that is better just for appearance reasons.
01-21-2007, 10:53 AM
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Originally Posted by Demon Of Dreams
http://www.wholesaledirectparts.com/...-102-64-101-34
i'd be more likely to get those than the ones on ws6store just because they're blanks...
but thats me
i'd be more likely to get those than the ones on ws6store just because they're blanks...
but thats me
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Originally Posted by Abe99
You might want to ask if they rust becuase I bought some that were cheap and they started rusting.
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well i went with the wholesaledirect OEM blanks topped with hawk pads.....so hopefully i will get braking without constant squeels and vibrations.....hopefully......
question: how does one know when they need to replace calipers or the pistons?
question: how does one know when they need to replace calipers or the pistons?
01-25-2007, 10:20 PM
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Originally Posted by toofless916
well i went with the wholesaledirect OEM blanks topped with hawk pads.....so hopefully i will get braking without constant squeels and vibrations.....hopefully......
question: how does one know when they need to replace calipers or the pistons?
question: how does one know when they need to replace calipers or the pistons?
they wont depress when you go to change your pads
