ROTORS: Stillen’s CRACKED! What Next?
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ROTORS: Stillen’s CRACKED! What Next?
I installed stillen cross-drilled rotors less than 5000 miles ago and they have cracks all over them. I wanted slotted, but was in a rush and stillen is close by. o well. Anyway, I want to get some slotted rotors ASAP. From what I’ve read, my options are Powerslots and Race Concepts (any others?). I think I’m getting the slotted rotors from Race Concepts, but I have a few questions.
My Axxis Ultimate pads aren’t worn down much and I would like to use them with the new rotors if possible. Will it be ok if I just deglaze the pad by sanding it, clean everything, and break them in well? I’ve heard people say you can and you cant, so I was just looking for fresh info. Also, will race concepts cryo-treat them? Anywhere in the LA area that will?
My Axxis Ultimate pads aren’t worn down much and I would like to use them with the new rotors if possible. Will it be ok if I just deglaze the pad by sanding it, clean everything, and break them in well? I’ve heard people say you can and you cant, so I was just looking for fresh info. Also, will race concepts cryo-treat them? Anywhere in the LA area that will?
#4
Originally posted by itdood
I use powerslots on a different car. They've been awesome after about 10k. No warping, no cracks. Stopping is smooth as silk. Best rotors I've ever used.
I use powerslots on a different car. They've been awesome after about 10k. No warping, no cracks. Stopping is smooth as silk. Best rotors I've ever used.
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Hey guys, thanks for the input. Is it true that both companies use the same emc blanks? Is there really much of a difference between the two? I think the race concepts ones are cheaper and they are in santa ana so i think im going w/ those.
Also, what about cryo-treatment. Where can i get this done and do you think its worth it?
Also, what about cryo-treatment. Where can i get this done and do you think its worth it?
#10
Originally posted by MaxedOut2g
where in CA do you live? and how much are you willing to spend?
where in CA do you live? and how much are you willing to spend?
#11
Originally posted by 2kGLE
I'm in the LA area. Cost isn't too big of an issue. I'm expecting to spend $200-300 on rotors (just front), lines, and fluid, but i can deffinately go higher.
I'm in the LA area. Cost isn't too big of an issue. I'm expecting to spend $200-300 on rotors (just front), lines, and fluid, but i can deffinately go higher.
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