My Slotted Rotors
Are those Brembo?
Give us an update in a couple thousand miles as to difference in braking and pad wear.
I am in need of new rotors and I was thinking of Brembo blanks or possibly something like those. I just didn't know if they did anything besides eat rotors. I have never messed with brakes much, other than to change pads.
Give us an update in a couple thousand miles as to difference in braking and pad wear.
I am in need of new rotors and I was thinking of Brembo blanks or possibly something like those. I just didn't know if they did anything besides eat rotors. I have never messed with brakes much, other than to change pads.
he bought them from internetautomart so they are brembo
http://internetautomart.com/maxima/3rdgen/brakes.html?
http://internetautomart.com/maxima/3rdgen/brakes.html?
Those are just for looks mostly. Probably not enough slots to really do anything. But the good thing unlike drilled rotors is he doesn't have to suffer the reliablity or performance hinderance for a cool looking rotor.
They do look kinda cool. Wish I could get my hands on some 2 piece 13" rotors for less than my car is worth
They do look kinda cool. Wish I could get my hands on some 2 piece 13" rotors for less than my car is worth
Originally Posted by Jeff92se
Those are just for looks mostly. Probably not enough slots to really do anything. But the good thing unlike drilled rotors is he doesn't have to suffer the reliablity or performance hinderance for a cool looking rotor.
They do look kinda cool. Wish I could get my hands on some 2 piece 13" rotors for less than my car is worth
They do look kinda cool. Wish I could get my hands on some 2 piece 13" rotors for less than my car is worth
Of course, I guess I still need those hub rings for that
Well I don't see any picture to compare his to my set. I can say though, that I did notice a significant difference between stock and the Brembo slots I have.
(edit) I have had my brembo slots for about a year now. They have held up great, with no defects arising.
(edit) I have had my brembo slots for about a year now. They have held up great, with no defects arising.
Originally Posted by Jeff92se
Those are just for looks mostly. Probably not enough slots to really do anything. But the good thing unlike drilled rotors is he doesn't have to suffer the reliablity or performance hinderance for a cool looking rotor.
They do look kinda cool. Wish I could get my hands on some 2 piece 13" rotors for less than my car is worth
They do look kinda cool. Wish I could get my hands on some 2 piece 13" rotors for less than my car is worth
I was thinking of trolling Mustang sites and trying to buy a set of used Baer 2-piece rotors.
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