Replacement Rotors...advice needed
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From: Toronto, Canada
Replacement Rotors...advice needed
Hey guys,
I'm sure many of you have done this already but I'm looking to get new rotors for my Brembo G. I'm not really looking to get anything too fancy, because from what I understand the cross drilled "no name" ones can/have cracked...
What's a good OEM replacement that doesnt cost 400 a pair (brembo pricing)?
If there are any reasonably priced cross drilled ones that are known to be quality pieces I may be willing to pay a little extra (but function > form for me).
Thanks in Advance for the advice.
I'm sure many of you have done this already but I'm looking to get new rotors for my Brembo G. I'm not really looking to get anything too fancy, because from what I understand the cross drilled "no name" ones can/have cracked...
What's a good OEM replacement that doesnt cost 400 a pair (brembo pricing)?
If there are any reasonably priced cross drilled ones that are known to be quality pieces I may be willing to pay a little extra (but function > form for me).
Thanks in Advance for the advice.
#2
http://www.tougetuning.com/store/bra...38_39_221.html
Check that site out... they are in toronto... and alot of people use DBA sooyou can possibly look into those rotors... i dont know anything about them but i know alot of people use em with no problems.. im sure you can get them cheaper if you shop around but yea heres a start... best of luck
Check that site out... they are in toronto... and alot of people use DBA sooyou can possibly look into those rotors... i dont know anything about them but i know alot of people use em with no problems.. im sure you can get them cheaper if you shop around but yea heres a start... best of luck
#4
http://www.tougetuning.com/store/bra...38_39_221.html
Check that site out... they are in toronto... and alot of people use DBA sooyou can possibly look into those rotors... i dont know anything about them but i know alot of people use em with no problems.. im sure you can get them cheaper if you shop around but yea heres a start... best of luck
Check that site out... they are in toronto... and alot of people use DBA sooyou can possibly look into those rotors... i dont know anything about them but i know alot of people use em with no problems.. im sure you can get them cheaper if you shop around but yea heres a start... best of luck
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just google R1 Concepts, hit up their website and see what you want...also, on their Ebay store they have a 10% discount code.
I spoke to them on the phone yesterday and they were very good about explaining everything and providing the shipping quote.
I suggest if you order you do it over the phone, the answered within seconds.
I spoke to them on the phone yesterday and they were very good about explaining everything and providing the shipping quote.
I suggest if you order you do it over the phone, the answered within seconds.
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Any particular reason for cross-drilled? Personally prefer slotted instead. I wouldn't say you're going to get a very noticeable difference in terms of performance at all from rotors alone, especially if it's not ever going to see the track.
Power Slot/Stop-tech rotors would be my suggestion.
Power Slot/Stop-tech rotors would be my suggestion.