After searching for an hour, I have given up on looking for brembo rotors for the Max. I need your help guys. I need websites that actually sells these rotors for the Max and not just advertise them.

Thanks

www.stillen.com
www.eatricezone.com

i do not understand this, lately there has been all this talk about how cross drilled is actually worse then slotted or blank rotors. why the heck does porsche still do it then? i dont get it.

Porsche and other highline cars use expensive forged rotors that are not drilled but its a part of the pattern.

I just called Brembo today and they only make front rotors for the 4th Gen max. But if your still interested their price was $283.10 including pads.

Call stillen. Stillen rotors are brembo, they are the same rotor. Stillen just puts the brembo rotor in a stillen box. I have them on my car front and rear

FYI - Brembo does not make "drilled" rotors for our cars. They only make stock blanks. Stillen, and a few other companies, buy the blanks from Brembo and then their C-N-C machine does the drilling.

If you talk to the reps at Brembo, they'll tell you it's not the best thing to do to the rotor. It actually weakens it. Thats why Brembo doesn't warranty them.

SLC I30t is correct - A true "drilled" rotor is not drilled per say, it's produced with the holes.

The best performance rotor for our cars is a slotted rotor. The drilled rotors don't perform any better then stock, they do however look pretty hot with nice rims!

http://www.porterfield-brakes.com/

they'll do whatever you want (drilling, slotting, plating, etc.) done to Brembo blank rotors before shipping them - i had mine cryo-frozen

Great idea! How are they holding up as far as warping goes?

Any your link brings you to a Prudential Homes page?

While searching last night I stopped by the stillen web page and found that out. Thanks for the heads up.

If you want Brembo blanks, you can get them here;

http://www.importautopart.net/main.p...tory23.content

DW

yeah, that's it - i'll edit my first post

i've only had them on for three weeks or so now but so far i haven't had any warping, and i even got them wet at a self-serve car wash when they were still a bit hot

http://www.precisionbrakes.com/maxima.html

they have drilled brakes there, not brembos but i can also get a slightly better price, i have an accoutn there. anyone who wants anything let me know. cash deals though.

Not brembo? Who then? I've seen way too many stress fractures in the power stop rotors, I wouldn't give those away to somebody.

australian disk brakes or something like that. they use them in all their bigbrake upgrade kits too.