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Powerslot vs Prostop rotors/discs

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Slow5.0

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I was wandering does anyone know which one have better rotors/discs Powerslot vs Prostop

Or is it same company just two diffetent names

PowerSlot

ProStop
 
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Pennywise2

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I had really good results with the Powerslot rotors on
my old 92 GT.They held up quite we'll and they didn't
rust on me either.I could actualy feel my car stopping
faster compaired to the crappy rusting stock rotors.
 

Mustang5L5

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Pennywise2 said:
I could actualy feel my car stopping
faster compaired to the crappy rusting stock rotors.
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Any brand new rotor will outperform an old worn rusty rotor. You could slap on Autozone $20 cheapos and it will feel better too at first.

In terms of quality, i beleive Powerslot has a better reputation. However i wouldn't rank them better in performance than say a factory 99+ front GT rotor. The slots don't really do a thing for performance.
 

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Brembo

Brembo's for teh win.
 

Slow5.0

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Mustang5L5 said:
Any brand new rotor will outperform an old worn rusty rotor. You could slap on Autozone $20 cheapos and it will feel better too at first.

In terms of quality, i beleive Powerslot has a better reputation. However i wouldn't rank them better in performance than say a factory 99+ front GT rotor. The slots don't really do a thing for performance.
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99+ rotors are same is 94-98
 
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