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hskrs10

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I'm thinking of getting some new brake rotors, What brand would you guys suggest I look at?
I did find some cheap ones on EBay but didnt think they would be good? has anyone used some cheap rotors from ebay?
 
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Brembo blanks for Baer Decelerotors

Going cheap on brakes is just dumb.....

~K
 
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What about EBC rotors, anyone use them?
 

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Exedy-ACT-SACHS-OEM-Clutch Kits and Brake Rotors-Gripforce

i bought a front and rear set for my 95 GT. they are very inexpensive and come drilled/slotted. they are also zinc coated to help prevent rust. i went to my local dealership and got some good OEM pads. the combo works great. easy install, better stopping and great looks.

call them up and tell them what you want. free shipping also
 

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double post - sorry
 

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I bought Summit Racing cross drilled and slotted rotors for the fronts on my car, paired up with EBC Green pads they work well.

They were around $60 per rotor or a little less.
 

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Brembo blanks from tirerack.com


cheap and very good rotor.
 
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I use powerslot rotors and hawk brake pads...for the price, look, everything, great upgrade if your not doing a complete upgrade...just swap em in...I've used em for a long time, work great...

The EBC's are good also, a tad more dollars...I can send you pics if you like of my power slots..
 
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Mustang5L5 said:
Brembo blanks from tirerack.com


cheap and very good rotor.
Click to expand...

+1

stangsuspension also has quality rotors for a decent price. I know of a few people running them and they have no complaints.
 
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