rear rotor question

ocbaud

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there is a ebay auction for some slotted rear rotors.

This auction is for Brand New set of HAWKS RACING 'Pro Stop' Slotted Rotors for a Ford Mustang. These items are new and are in PERFECT OPERATING CONDITION !!!! This set (2) of rear rotors fits all 1994 current Ford V6, 5.0 and 4.6 Mustangs. Will also fit 79-93 Ford Mustangs with SN-95 spindles and brakes!

# Slotted, not drilled for long life with no cracking between holes!!
# Direct replacement for factory rotors
# Greatly improved braking while retaining all other OEM Parts
# Great for street or track... Brakes run up to 200° Cooler...Look Awesome!!
# Superior wet weather performance!!
# CNC Machined and Profiled to exceed OEM standards
# Double Disc grinding ensures parallelism and eliminates runout and taper
# Mill balanced to OEM specs to prevent vibration
# QS-9000 Manufacturer
# Direct Replacement for Stock Rotors!! Use new stock pad, high performance or race pads... Your choice!!

they look real nice right? but they are only $49.99 buy it now.

i really need some rear rotors and am just wondering if this is a good deal or not. the seller has over 7000+ feedback with a rating of 99.3% positive

 

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Rotors are not something that I would buy off of Ebay. Mine, my family, and my friends lives depend on them too much to go cheap on no matter how much feedback someone has. Get them from a reputable dealer so you know that you are getting the real deal and not some scratch and dent(or dropped) special.

Just my .02

 

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try tirerack.com They had a set of EBC slotted and dimpled rotors for $50 being clearanced out a few months ago when I got mine.

 

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Kilgore Trout

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You would only pay a little bit more for actual Ford Racing drilled and slotted rear rotors.

 

ocbaud

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Kilgore Trout said:

You would only pay a little bit more for actual Ford Racing drilled and slotted rear rotors.

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$49.99 for a set of them?

 

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Kilgore Trout

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Here is the FRPP rear, stock size, rotor for the GT:



The MSRP is $145 each so I guess they are a bit more expensive than I thought... You should be able to find a better price than $145 each though.

http://www.fordracingparts.com/parts/part_details.asp?PartKeyField=5392

 

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ponysarepretty

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These are prices from tire rack
Brembo:
Front: 50
Rear: 37

Frozen Rotors:
Front: 85
Rear: 75

Powerslot Slotted
Front: 92
Rear: 81

Brembo Drilled
Front: 200
Rear: 150

Powerslot Prostop II (dimpled and slotted)
Front:98
Rear:87

 

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Also it would look really gay with slotted rotors out back with normal ones out front, the otehr way round is ok... but the rear is not meant to be more aggressive than the front.

 

ocbaud

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ponysarepretty said:

Also it would look really gay with slotted rotors out back with normal ones out front, the otehr way round is ok... but the rear is not meant to be more aggressive than the front.

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i'm gonna have slotted ones in the front too. just not right now.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/e...d=1,1&item=8010099420&sspagename=STRK:MEWA:IT

 

ponysarepretty

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get the fronts first then get the rears or get them together.

and btw i have NEVER heard of hawks racing, hawk performace yes, but they only make pads, so i am at a loss. i think they are some crappy brakes. you get what you pay for and thsoe aren't brand name reduced to clear rotors either, get some brembos or some good stuff from tirerack or a reputable seller and you will be much happier

 

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btw "Pro Stop" rotors are mad by Powerslot

LOL

 

ocbaud

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i'm needing to get the rears first. the pass. side one looks like this:

about 1/3 of the surface area of the rotor is dug into like that.

 

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ponysarepretty said:

These are prices from tire rack
Brembo:
Front: 50
Rear: 37

Frozen Rotors:
Front: 85
Rear: 75

Powerslot Slotted
Front: 92
Rear: 81

Brembo Drilled
Front: 200
Rear: 150

Powerslot Prostop II (dimpled and slotted)
Front:98
Rear:87

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Damn, those are some excellent prices I did not even know that tirerack sold rotors...

 

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check these out. from ebay, but theyre brembo rotors. i got mine here
front and rear set:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Ford...010378110QQcategoryZ33564QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem


13" rear upgrade (im considering these):
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/13-R...010587473QQcategoryZ33564QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem