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Old Jun 6, 2004 | 07:12 AM
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Ok, I'm going on my third set of brakes and I have questions. If I were to buy cross-drilled or slotted rotors, will be able to resurface them later or are they worthless. I don't want a big brake upgrade because of cash flow. Any suggestions as to what kind of rotors and pads I should buy?
Old Jun 6, 2004 | 05:25 PM
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check this out...I have it and just installed another one today on a buddy's maxima. works like a dream. I now have over 7K on mine and still smooth as butter.

http://www.mattblehm.com/relocation_kit.html
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Originally Posted by maxcozmo
Ok, I'm going on my third set of brakes and I have questions. If I were to buy cross-drilled or slotted rotors, will be able to resurface them later or are they worthless. I don't want a big brake upgrade because of cash flow. Any suggestions as to what kind of rotors and pads I should buy?
Yes, you can resurface them. They resurface just like a regular rotor. Some shops may not know that, and say they can't be resurfaced, but a good shop will know that they can resurface them.

I had my slotted rotors resurfaced about a month ago with no problems...

Check out http://www.ssbrakes.com/ for a quality BBK that costs half of any other you'll find... These are what I have.
Old Jun 7, 2004 | 01:21 AM
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How many miles have you clocked with the ssbrakes rotors/pads? They look pretty nice, but my concern is they are the same diameter as the OEM rotors.
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Originally Posted by SEmy2K2go
How many miles have you clocked with the ssbrakes rotors/pads? They look pretty nice, but my concern is they are the same diameter as the OEM rotors.
I don't remember how many miles I had on them but I rode them pretty hard and it was less than a year...

Also, my front BBK were 13" rotors... WAY bigger than the OEM rotors, which are around 11" IIRC...
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OEm rotors are 10.6" I believe.

BTW with the BelhmCo kit it uses the 2k4 maxima rotors, which are 12", FYI.

For most of the BBK's you have to have aftermarket rims (18"+)....The BelhmCo kit using the OEM calipers with 2k4 rotors fits under your factory 17's. More FYI. I feel like a ***** for Matt93SE! (matt, I think I need some free **** for all the promos j/j)
Old Jun 7, 2004 | 07:29 PM
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Actually the stock 2k and 2k1 front rotors are 11.0", the 2k4 front rotors are 12.6". Yep, I've got Matt's BBK, but with the 300ZXTT calipers. The setup is awesome!!

Mike
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