Rotors and Pads
4th Gear Member
Joined: Nov 2008
Posts: 2,614
From: under the hood
But theyre so preeeeeety!! I would only really want them for the aesthetics mostly. I love the look of drilled rotors. I could live without the slots. And 180 bucks shipped seems pretty cheap to me.... Im guessing the stock stuff will cost me about 100 for all 4 rotors and 50 for front and rear pads... so for 30-40 more dollars it seems like a good buy. I guess it wouldnt really be a daily driver, just a weekend kinda car.
friends don't let friends roll on salad shooters
you want pretty rotors but roll on butt ugly wheels.............hmm, strange indeed
get some Z06's
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2nd Gear member
Joined: May 2012
Posts: 350
From: Colorado
I would be glad to.... however, this will require you to explain to my wife why Im spending more money tires when I just bought a new set of 4 last month. Next, youll have to send me the 1000 dollars or so it will cost me to buy new wheels and tires... until then youre just gonna have to like what I have.
Overdrive Member
Joined: Nov 2006
Posts: 4,042
From: IL
If you want to do some more good for your brakes, bleed the system and install some stainless steel flex brake lines -- I went with Goodridge -- firm up that pedal feel and stop more reliably. Assuming you do what I mentioned in my previous post. Be sure your caliper slides are in good shape an well lubed too!
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Joined: Feb 2012
Posts: 248
From: Long Island
Oh, and if you're going to go with those drilled & slotted rotors, might as well give it the finishing touch with these: Cross Drilled Brake Lines
Look around on that site, they have a lot of cool useful stuff.
Look around on that site, they have a lot of cool useful stuff.
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