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drilled/slotted discs on ebay whatcha think

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slytherin

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I found some crossdrilled and slotted rotors for $150 (brand new)for front and rear not including shipping, for that kind of money would you guys/gals give them a try or just save for high dollar units?
 

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well since you didnt post a link to the product, i am going to assume that it is a generic brand which most likely is cheaply made metal rotors that were drilled by some dopefiend in the basement of a crackhouse. In all honesty i wouldnt waste the money becuase: most cheap rotors are not strong enough to be drilled or slotted....which can lead to cracking and many other problems. Just my two pennies
 

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They won't last forever though the drilled part will start cracking sooner or later possibly.
 
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Nice analogy 976 LOL, sorry about not having a link I'm not that good with these things. A couple of places in cali have them they all look the same, staggered 1 line of holes 1 slot spaced kinda far apart and not to close to the edges I think they would hold up for a while. or would you guys be mora apt to trying just slotted rotors?
 

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Dimple drilled/ slotted is what I have and they are not going to crack. Dimple drilled rotors are not drilled all the way through and they are more for show than anything else.
 

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94SC50 said:
Dimple drilled/ slotted is what I have and they are not going to crack. Dimple drilled rotors are not drilled all the way through and they are more for show than anything else.
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who carries those first I have heard of dimple drilled?
 

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I got mine from http://www.raceconcepts.net/car.php
 
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Thanks for the info I'll go check that out.
 
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I have drilled and slotted rotors from ebay, and when I got them they had to be turned before I could install em. They work fine tho, but ive only had them a couple months, but I see no signs of cracking, but dont expect much more braking power.
 
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i just installed my slotted rotors from ebay. they didnt need to be turned at all (happens with the cheapy ones sometimes). i stayed away from cross drilled cause ive heard the possibility of cracking. just another risk i dont need and with the stupid gt rotors anyway being so small, its kinda pointless. maybe if i upgrade to cobra (or steal them off of my friends car ) then ill get nicer ones. make sure you get new pads when installing them too
 
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My big bitch about these brakes is after one big stop from 80 or so they are gone until they cool down. The other day I took the car up to 125 and I knew the brakes suck so between agressive down shifting and braking I brought it to a halt. I pulled into my buddies drive and hung out for a while(1/2hr) and when I came back out and touched the wheels they were damn near hot to the touch and now I notice my rotors look kinda blued like chrome pipes on a harley.
 

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"i am going to assume that it is a generic brand which most likely is cheaply made metal rotors that were drilled by some dopefiend in the basement of a crackhouse"

hahahhahhahhahaahhahah
 
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