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performace brake rotors.
i do a lot of high speed events durring the summer and i would like a pair of performance rotors. Does anyone make non-Xdrilled/slotted rotors that are steel and are affordable?
Dont turn this into why x-drilled/ slotted rotors are better plez.
Dont turn this into why x-drilled/ slotted rotors are better plez.
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I hear that the Brembo blanks are nice - 1FastT2 replaced his drilled ones with them.
The tire rack sells them (not cross drilled/slotted) for $50 each - which seems almost too good to be true. As yet, I don't think anyone has called to verify that they are indeed the 5 lug ones, and that they can get them quickly, but it might be worth a phone call. $50 for brembos sounds good to me!
Here's the link:
http://www.tirerack.com/brakes/resul...d=all&x=38&y=9
These prices represent a 1990 TII.
The tire rack sells them (not cross drilled/slotted) for $50 each - which seems almost too good to be true. As yet, I don't think anyone has called to verify that they are indeed the 5 lug ones, and that they can get them quickly, but it might be worth a phone call. $50 for brembos sounds good to me!
Here's the link:
http://www.tirerack.com/brakes/resul...d=all&x=38&y=9
These prices represent a 1990 TII.
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the store has brembo rotors and I want to buy some but I need to learn how to install them on my FC
the store has brembo rotors and I want to buy some but I need to learn how to install them on my FC
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OC just curious why do you want plaind rotors? Do you have a 4lug or 5lug car? if you have 4lug that sux but I would not minde having some slotted or x-drilled but I don't know yet. I like the name BREMBO just like I like FC or RX-7 it is just cool and both have great performance. The brembos are like 120 a peice plus shipping. THat is cheap
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Wow, those are even cheaper.....
Has anyone had any experience with these? I too need new brakes, and there are lots out there. Notwithstanding the pro/cons of crossdrilling, there are a lot of rotors out there, for all kinds of money. Brembo has a great name, but are these just a budget "one size fits all" kind of thing?
So who has 'em?
Has anyone had any experience with these? I too need new brakes, and there are lots out there. Notwithstanding the pro/cons of crossdrilling, there are a lot of rotors out there, for all kinds of money. Brembo has a great name, but are these just a budget "one size fits all" kind of thing?
So who has 'em?
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I would assume that those are direct fit. The website is http://www.nopionline.com. They have slotted and crossdrilled rotors.
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i have the 5-lug setup. on my 90' gxl.
blank rotors last longer then x-drilled/slotted rotors. And with most modern brake pads, theres no improvement in performance with X-drilled/slotted rotors in dry weather.
I know that brembo make some cheaper rotors, but i think the good ones are made of steel. Most other rotors are made of iron.
blank rotors last longer then x-drilled/slotted rotors. And with most modern brake pads, theres no improvement in performance with X-drilled/slotted rotors in dry weather.
I know that brembo make some cheaper rotors, but i think the good ones are made of steel. Most other rotors are made of iron.
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