FD3 Brakes
02-18-09, 10:07 AM
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What about discs? mine are pretty bad shape from sitting (6 years!) there's alot of manufactures but not sure if there any good... and I don't want to just pay for the name!
02-18-09, 11:32 AM
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Stock rotors work just fine, performance wise.
Slots and drills might help a little, sometimes, but many regular track dawgs simply use plain rotors. The slotting and drilling only costs more and seems to be a less durable rotor. Some guys will even use the super-cheap ones from Advance Auto, and know that for less than half the price it will last almost as long as a better one.
Personally, I find Napa to be fine. Brembo blanks are good too but there are so many knockoffs using the name Brembo I'm not sure I'd buy those anymore.
Dave
Slots and drills might help a little, sometimes, but many regular track dawgs simply use plain rotors. The slotting and drilling only costs more and seems to be a less durable rotor. Some guys will even use the super-cheap ones from Advance Auto, and know that for less than half the price it will last almost as long as a better one.
Personally, I find Napa to be fine. Brembo blanks are good too but there are so many knockoffs using the name Brembo I'm not sure I'd buy those anymore.
Dave
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