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Old 02-04-2012, 12:45 PM
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Wow! That looks cool. Love the drill sloted look.
 
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Originally Posted by SAMzG35
looks great!
only downside on the drilled rotors i heard you will start seeing fine cracks in them eventually, not sure how true that is.
drilled / slotted wont cause cracks unless you're tracking hard on poor quality rotors
 
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Originally Posted by van_driver
thanks for everyones responses, good thing i posted here!

I'll double check what is included but I'm pretty sure its just brakes and rotors. He wrote the details on a sheet which is in my car, i'll take a picture of it and upload it when I get home tonight.



Are these Brembo brakes or will these be the regular ones?

The guy was telling me how these brakes are used on Porsche Carrera GTs and are really high performance.. thats why their so expensive.

Edit: Also I am located in Canada (Vancouver), so I may not be able to get US prices which Im assuming are cheaper.

Lol im sorry but whoever you service writer is, they are trying to take advantage of you. Yeah Brembo's are a great product but the same Calipers you have on yours they would never use on a Carrera GT....

Buy the rotors and get some Hawk HPS pads $400 the most in parts and either follow a DIY on how to change your brakes or take it to a local mechanic.
 
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Looking good!

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Yes, all 4. Apparently brokerage + custom fees should be about $100 on top.
I guess if the package was valued at $450 and change, UPS charged you $51.20 for brokerage and ~$50 for HST?

Forgot what else they charged but that should be in the ballpark....
 
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Originally Posted by ilovez33
Lol im sorry but whoever you service writer is, they are trying to take advantage of you. Yeah Brembo's are a great product but the same Calipers you have on yours they would never use on a Carrera GT....

Buy the rotors and get some Hawk HPS pads $400 the most in parts and either follow a DIY on how to change your brakes or take it to a local mechanic.
They should've spewed more bullshit by saying it's the same brakes Formula 1 drivers use.
 
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Old 02-04-2012, 04:33 PM
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Wtf?! 3600?!! Are they made of gold?!!
 
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Do you think just sloted is better? I only here problems of the drilled
 
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if you are buying proper reputable rotors neither drill or slotted should result in any cracks...Most times when ppl get cracks it's because they bought cheap rotors and over heated them badly on the track
 
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Originally Posted by redpearl99
good job buddy
thanks again man

Originally Posted by SAMzG35
looks great!
only downside on the drilled rotors i heard you will start seeing fine cracks in them eventually, not sure how true that is.



The picture and title shows drilled only, why are they slotted?
Not a fan of the slots at all myself
yep, i actually really like the slotted look. Gives it an exotic car look.

Originally Posted by bluedevils95
Wow! That looks cool. Love the drill sloted look.
Thanks!

Originally Posted by bluedevils95
Do you think just sloted is better? I only here problems of the drilled
I did quite a bit of research and didn't find anything concerning that. I guess only time will tell.

Heres another pic from a bit far away. Looks much nicer in the sun. I dont know if its just me but i've noticed more people checking out my wheels at red lights. Im guessing their looking at the brakes since they shine quite nicely right now.

Unfotunately I dont have pro cam to capture the true look of it.

00 for new brakes-a8phw.jpg
 
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Well i hope you turn some heads now w/ that on your car
 
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Rear bumper repainted? Stupid IP is impossible to match
 
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Rear bumper repainted? Stupid IP is impossible to match
nope, but it really does look like it is from that angle
 
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Originally Posted by van_driver
thanks for everyones responses, good thing i posted here!

I'll double check what is included but I'm pretty sure its just brakes and rotors. He wrote the details on a sheet which is in my car, i'll take a picture of it and upload it when I get home tonight.



Are these Brembo brakes or will these be the regular ones?

The guy was telling me how these brakes are used on Porsche Carrera GTs and are really high performance.. thats why their so expensive.

Edit: Also I am located in Canada (Vancouver), so I may not be able to get US prices which Im assuming are cheaper.
Check out these I have them on my 04 coupe with brembo. Also came with pads.

http://www.ebay.ca/itm/230726052145?...fvi%3D1&_rdc=1

280 shipped. Canadian seller.
 
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