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Old 04-24-2003, 04:20 PM
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stillen rear cross drilled rotors

I need to replace my rear rotors, so i think i'm going to go with the stillen cross-drilled rotors. Any good or bad experience with these? How big a difference i braking do they make?

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Old 04-24-2003, 04:31 PM
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if you do just the rear you wont notice much. the fronts do most of the breaking on our cars
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Re: stillen rear cross drilled rotors

depending on what you have up front I say buy those and put them up front and put the ones up front in the rear. Like Chris said the rears you will not really notice a difference
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Re: Re: stillen rear cross drilled rotors

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depending on what you have up front I say buy those and put them up front and put the ones up front in the rear. Like Chris said the rears you will not really notice a difference
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fronts and rears aren't interchangeable. they're different sizes
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Re: Re: Re: stillen rear cross drilled rotors

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fronts and rears aren't interchangeable. they're different sizes
oops my bad. thanks for clearing that up Chris
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Rotors only, no big difference. Add the Metal Matrix pads and braided stainless lines and now you have something. I've had this set-up on my car for 5-6 years now. Works great. Still same set of rotors. Never cracked. Never had to be turned down either. Wearing pretty smooth.
Yea, big difference on front and rear rotors. Fronts vented. Rear is a single, solid rotor. Much thinner. Stillen even had me find out what the production date was on my car 'cuz they said the thickness of the rear rotors changed.
Just doing just the rear will be hardly noticeable like Chris said. The front is where it's at.
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Old 04-24-2003, 08:23 PM
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oops my bad. thanks for clearing that up Chris
I'm almost 99% sure, but, just to make sure, you can't resurface the rotors, correct? Thanks!
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I'm almost 99% sure, but, just to make sure, you can't resurface the rotors, correct? Thanks!
Not meant to be really, but a guy who knows what he's doing on a brake lathe can. Not impossible. Interrupted cuts are a bugger though.
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Thanks for all the help guys i'm paying $120 canadian for the rear rotors, is that a good price?
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I've had mine turned...

The guy told me that the motorcycle rotors he's turned have all been slotted and those turn easily. So, he turned mine (slotted). But, of course like said before, they have to know what they're doing. Can't go too fast or try to take off too much at one time. It took a while.
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