Would anyone recommend POWERSTOP brake rotors?
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Would anyone recommend POWERSTOP brake rotors?
Hey there guys! So I took my 2003 G35 to the shop today because I was experiencing the ol' red brake, slip, and VDC OFF lights all at once and using the handy dandy search function on this forum I found a plethora of threads that diagnosed and solved my problem! Thanks guys! I knew I needed new brake pads but apparently this was my G's attempt at communicating with me. I took it to the shop anyway and lo and behold I also ended up ruining my rotors too! Shoot! So I plan to go ahead and get some new pads and new rotors...but I know little to nothing about brake brands. I understand the engineering and physics behind brakes, I know brembo is a good brand, but beyond that I am clueless. I don't really care about performance enough to get nice brakes like brembos, I just don't want to get killed and preferably I would like to save some cash...the service center I took it to said it would cost about $150 a rotor but I found these POWERSTOP brakes and I was hoping you guys would weigh in on them.
TL;DR
Is POWERSTOP a good brand and if you don't recommend them what would you recommend in that price range?
TL;DR
Is POWERSTOP a good brand and if you don't recommend them what would you recommend in that price range?
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I have Powerstop rotors for my Maxima front and rear waiting to be installed when my current ones are shot. Anyway, they are of excellent quality. Zinc plating and all. I got the slotted versions, and quality seems to be very good, much better than the OEM Kiriu in terms of appearance
If you get them from the right place on the Internet, they could be cheaper than many jobber parts at local auto parts stores. Howeverm, Powerstop rotors are made in China, but so are the $80/piece high end Raybestos rotors.
I'd say go for them if you could find them for cheap. I got mine for under $200 for front and rear if I recall.
As always, check for runout when installing them. This will maximize the life of ANY rotors. Many high end rotors are shortlived because they are installed without checking for runouts.
If you get them from the right place on the Internet, they could be cheaper than many jobber parts at local auto parts stores. Howeverm, Powerstop rotors are made in China, but so are the $80/piece high end Raybestos rotors.
I'd say go for them if you could find them for cheap. I got mine for under $200 for front and rear if I recall.
As always, check for runout when installing them. This will maximize the life of ANY rotors. Many high end rotors are shortlived because they are installed without checking for runouts.
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I got it on one of Powerstop's authorized dealers on their website.
http://www.powerstop.com/where-to-buy
Just find for one that has the best deal! You will not be disappointed at their quality!!! I suggest the slotted over drill.
http://www.powerstop.com/where-to-buy
Just find for one that has the best deal! You will not be disappointed at their quality!!! I suggest the slotted over drill.
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You're confusing Power Stop with Power Slot. And Centric retired the Power Slot brand a few years ago and now brands all their slotted, drilled, or slotted & drilled rotors as StopTech Sport rotors.
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