anybody have slotted rotors
#3
Had them, they were cheap quality and the insides of the rotors wore terribly and ruined my inner pads too. It was almost dangerous how they wore.
Now I just run a high quality Centric Performance blank with a coating to prevent rust.
Now I just run a high quality Centric Performance blank with a coating to prevent rust.
#4
so a full set front and rear under 200 probably is garbage?
#5
A bunch of people swear by them (company was brakemotive).
I had a poor experience and won't buy again.
However, piecing together separately, my Centric could be had around $200. Each front rotor was $50 and the rears are $30, throw in pads and it's close to the $200 mark.
I had a poor experience and won't buy again.
However, piecing together separately, my Centric could be had around $200. Each front rotor was $50 and the rears are $30, throw in pads and it's close to the $200 mark.
#7
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Location: Mentor, Ohio
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I've never used drilled/slotted rotors, but I'm ecstatic with the current brake setup on my Monte. I traded out the worn stock brakes for AC Delco Advantage rotors (their performance/heavy duty line) and Bendix ceramic brake pads. I also threw on the Goodridge stainless braided flex lines (mostly for looks).
The brakes are VASTLY better (granted, anything would have been better then the worn in stock brakes). I also had my calipers powder coated, so I completely rebuilt the calipers too.
The brakes are VASTLY better (granted, anything would have been better then the worn in stock brakes). I also had my calipers powder coated, so I completely rebuilt the calipers too.
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