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Old 01-22-04, 03:04 PM
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just wanted to say thanks RX7store.net!!!

here is some pics of my new toys from www.rx7store.net !!! this is there brake kit with brembo rotors, hawk HPS pads and steel braided lines... thank you guys again!!!
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Good pics

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lucky bastard enjoy!!
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pretty pretty! Get some motul brake fluid to top off that brake package!
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those are badass. i need to upgrade my brakes, but i've spent maybe too much money with the rx7store this year maybe after i get that t78, i'll venture into my brakes! lol
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Thats the same brake package I got from Jason, and it's awesome. Fade free on the streets, never had the car on a track, but they're more than enough for the street.
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Do you have any idea how large the rotors are?

just curious.
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Sweet!!! Thems some nice brakes you got yourself there...but wait...theres holes in em!!! you got ripped off. The ones I got at Napa didnt have holes in em.
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Originally posted by Gargamel
Do you have any idea how large the rotors are?

just curious.
Originally posted by dclin in the RZ caliper/rotor GB
12.36" X 1.25" front and 12.36" X .79" rear. Front rotor is up from 11.57" X .87" front and 11.57" X .79" rear ('93 - '95).

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U need to clean "that" stain off ur carpet
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And I suppose we are supposed to imagine that there is an FD between them rotors and you are at the wheel working through the corners like Shuie. Lucky bastard! And to think I got a charcoal grill for Christmas. What to hell is going on here?
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Originally posted by rhscare
Sweet!!! Thems some nice brakes you got yourself there...but wait...theres holes in em!!! you got ripped off. The ones I got at Napa didnt have holes in em.
Stock sizes, just better heat dissipating capability.
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yeah jason is a good guy... i even had problems with fed ex... they ripped the box open and lost my pads... jason had some new pads next dayd to me... no BS and no hassles!!! thank you again Jason!!!
-Keith
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Originally posted by 911GT2
Stock sizes, just better heat dissipating capability.
I was being sarcastic. lol
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Why is there one section on the rear rotors which has only two rows of holes? Other sections has three holes.
Is the drilling done by Brembo?
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Brembo doesnt do the drilling. They just sell the blank rotors.

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Originally posted by Sl0w7
yeah jason is a good guy... i even had problems with fed ex... they ripped the box open and lost my pads... jason had some new pads next dayd to me... no BS and no hassles!!! thank you again Jason!!!
-Keith
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Got my PFC and commander from them today! Very happy with it.

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They're holding an HKS Twin Power ignition amp for me. Just waitin for the weather to break so I can make another Columbus run to the "Store" for the install and dyno fine-tuning (hee hee)

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Originally posted by Jason
Brembo doesnt do the drilling. They just sell the blank rotors.

Jason
Could you elaborate on who does the drilling and why there is one section with only 2 rows? Must have been tired after the end of the day Is there a reason to the madness?
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I guess the slotting done before the drilling, and the guy who do the slotting is not dividing the round/circle in even number...hahahahha....someone did their math wrong.....
Any effect? I don't think so, but who knows.

Are these rotors race track worthy? Abuses from 140 to 45mph every 5-10 seconds?
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Originally posted by reza
I guess the slotting done before the drilling, and the guy who do the slotting is not dividing the round/circle in even number...hahahahha....someone did their math wrong.....
Any effect? I don't think so, but who knows.

Are these rotors race track worthy? Abuses from 140 to 45mph every 5-10 seconds?
Probably not. Many racers have had problems with cross drilled rotors cracking, with cracks starting at the holes and radiating out from there.

Slotted rotors are the way to go for longevity on the track.
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