Needed pics of Drilled Brake Rotors for 94-04 Mustangs GT / V6

[Slow5.0]

I going to make custom Drilled rear Brake Rotors
So I need pics to see how that looks like and how big (wide) are holes
I find ton's pics on ebay but I don't like them
Show me pics on csr or outside of car or whatever
Thanks

 

[Slow5.0]

TTT

 

[Slow5.0]

One more time TTT

 

[1slow95]

Here's what I've got...

And HERE'S a pic of them on my car.

 

[mystang94gt]

One more time TTT

Um... what the hell is TTT anyway?

 

[SN95StangMan]

TTT = To The Top

Those rotors look cool.

 

[mystang94gt]

thanks, Always wondered what that meant.

Anyone ever seen those black rotors on a car. I saw them on ebay and was thinking with a red caliper it might look pretty sick.

 

[Slow5.0]

Thats what I talkin about ,thanks Low-5.0
Now Low-5.0 tell me is that rotor for right or left side
Looks like one for left side

 

[Nik_95Cobra]

This is the best pic of my drilled front and back rotors I have right now. Soon as my camera gets out of the shop I'll snap some better pics of the rotors and the new rims.

 

[94GTLaserRC]

TTT = To The Top

Those rotors look cool.

I just put... FTB (From The Bottom)

Thanks for the Thread Seth. I wanted to see them too!
RC

 

[1slow95]

That one is for the passenger side. The pic of my car is from the driver side.

 

[baglock1]

You do realize that if you cross drill your own rotors and don't properly heat treat them afterwards that you're setting your self up for a catastrophic brake failure, right?

 

[Slow5.0]

You do realize that if you cross drill your own rotors and don't properly heat treat them afterwards that you're setting your self up for a catastrophic brake failure, right?

What
Explain to me that

 

[Slow5.0]

You do realize that if you cross drill your own rotors and don't properly heat treat them afterwards that you're setting your self up for a catastrophic brake failure, right?

What you mean by that, what I have to do when I have to drill holes ,do I have to cool down rotor or heat it up when drilling

 

[urban96]

i think ur a lot better off buying a set thats already slotted or drilled. if they werent drilled correctly they could be off balance and cause some problems

 

[maypo59]

There is NO way I would try to cross drill my own rotors. The holes have to line up with the vanes, the whole assembly has to remain in balance, and the heated area around the holes will most definatly fail if the whole rotor is not heat treated and quenched after the operation... There are few things as important as the brakes on your car...