Stiilen rotors
10-15-2002, 11:05 AM
#2
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I've only had mine for about a month or two, but I've been pleased with them so far. I got the slotted rotors. They look good, don't fade, and they don't dust very much either. Accompany them with the Axxis MetalMaster pads that Stillen resales... stainless steel brake lines... and fresh brake fluid, and you will feel the difference.
10-15-2002, 11:07 AM
#3
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10-15-2002, 11:11 AM
#4
I've only had them for 1000 miles (not exactly what you were looking for) and I have to say that this one mod makes me feel like I'm driving a $25,000 (before depreciation 
) again! I drove with warped rotors for over 30k and almost got used to it. These rotors are great....do yourself a favor and make the move.
) again! I drove with warped rotors for over 30k and almost got used to it. These rotors are great....do yourself a favor and make the move.
10-15-2002, 02:13 PM
#7
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Would these fit the I35? I would imagine it would, without a problem... As far as price, does anyone know how much they cost? I know that in the thread PezKing4 posted from the 4th Gen board, wicked1044 quoted $176 for pads and rotors. i doubt that would be for fronts and rears. Can anyone verify the price?
10-15-2002, 02:26 PM
#8
Originally posted by pezking4
I've only had mine for about a month or two, but I've been pleased with them so far. I got the slotted rotors. They look good, don't fade, and they don't dust very much either. Accompany them with the Axxis MetalMaster pads that Stillen resales... stainless steel brake lines... and fresh brake fluid, and you will feel the difference.
I've only had mine for about a month or two, but I've been pleased with them so far. I got the slotted rotors. They look good, don't fade, and they don't dust very much either. Accompany them with the Axxis MetalMaster pads that Stillen resales... stainless steel brake lines... and fresh brake fluid, and you will feel the difference.
Thats true what they say about Stealin..I mean Stillen.
10-15-2002, 05:12 PM
#17
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Yea... I'm in the same boat. My brakes need some improvement, but is THIS the best way to go. It looks to be about $500.00+ in parts. 
Can we pinch a few pennies and still mangage to stay on the performance upgrade side of things? What's the biggest bang for your buck here? Thanks.
Can we pinch a few pennies and still mangage to stay on the performance upgrade side of things? What's the biggest bang for your buck here? Thanks.
10-15-2002, 07:13 PM
#19
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Originally posted by Dario
are u getting the brembo kit??? thats the one that 2600.
if you get just the stock size rotors it should only be around 210 or so.
are u getting the brembo kit??? thats the one that 2600.
if you get just the stock size rotors it should only be around 210 or so.
10-15-2002, 07:17 PM
#20
Originally posted by serin
well as long as we're discussing aftermarket rotors. check out these crossdrilled/slotted brembos for ~160 a pair.
clicky
anyone have these??
well as long as we're discussing aftermarket rotors. check out these crossdrilled/slotted brembos for ~160 a pair.
clicky
anyone have these??
It's weird because in the main pic it shows the Stillen rotors but the rotors for sale look like the Raceconcepts. Must be a mistake.
10-15-2002, 07:22 PM
#21
I highly recommend JRNissan! I got the front and rear Stillen rotors from JRNissan for $340 shipped. I didn't get the SS lines and/or pads. I already have aftermarket pads, so no need for that.
After the install, my brake pedal felt spongy. I bleed them, but I guess I didn't go it right because it still felt spongy. A friend and I redid the bleeding the next day and the spongy feeling was gone! I'm happy with them now. I'm still breaking them in.
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