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what do you guys think about 88 rotors brake

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what do you guys think about some drilled rotor from 88 rotors? are they good or stay away from them? they were pretty cheap. here is the link from ebay.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1999...62QQcategoryZ33564QQihZ010QQitemZ200231097114
 
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You're getting 4 rotors and 4 pads for $180.00, including shipping. That should already tell you something.
 

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+1, most likely they will be cheap junk!!
 

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san~man said:
You're getting 4 rotors and 4 pads for $180.00, including shipping. That should already tell you something.
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I wouldn't put those on my car. Brakes are important, so i try to put quality components on my car.
 

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cobra or bullitt brakes are the way to go.
 
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i would say stay away from them... cheap rotors are typically made from cheap metals. they tend to crack and wear uneven...

I would recommend if your not doing a big brake upgrade that you visit tirerack.com
they have there some Brembo OEM fitment rotors. they aren't too expensive. that have a protective coating on them to resist rust. and they are quality OEM fit rotors.
 
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Will Smith said:
I would recommend if your not doing a big brake upgrade that you visit tirerack.com
they have there some Brembo OEM fitment rotors. they aren't too expensive. that have a protective coating on them to resist rust. and they are quality OEM fit rotors.
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IIRC, the oem brembos for Ford aren't zinc coated. I have to go look outside at my rears to confirm, but they don't look like my fronts (brembo 13" drilled) I got from tire-rack.
 
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