for thos looking into brakes
for thos looking into brakes
hey i just wanted to show those of you that are looking into getting cross drilled and slotted rotors what mine looked like after a year of use. i know that if you do a search on these you will find a lot of people that say don't buy them because they will crack. well as you can see i didn't listen and i'm now paying the price. i had to get new rotors last week(which wasn't too bad since i have a friend at a parts store, but none the less still cost money). i'll just let the pics speak for themselves. these are both of my front rotors. \
and sorry i forgot the e in those, i wasn't trying to be gangsta

and sorry i forgot the e in those, i wasn't trying to be gangsta

goes to show...even if of "the best quality" a XD/slotted rotor will not be as strong as a blank. Take a look at the people here who put the MOST stress on their brakes here on the org - the road racers and (to lesser extent) autocrossers - almost all of us/them run blanks, not XD or slotted....
sorry you learned the hard way, bro...
typical that when you buy something for looks (which is why people buy XD/slotted rotors, really, be honest)...it is often not as good in terms of performance....
sorry you learned the hard way, bro...
typical that when you buy something for looks (which is why people buy XD/slotted rotors, really, be honest)...it is often not as good in terms of performance....
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Originally Posted by irish44j
goes to show...even if of "the best quality" a XD/slotted rotor will not be as strong as a blank. Take a look at the people here who put the MOST stress on their brakes here on the org - the road racers and (to lesser extent) autocrossers - almost all of us/them run blanks, not XD or slotted....
sorry you learned the hard way, bro...
typical that when you buy something for looks (which is why people buy XD/slotted rotors, really, be honest)...it is often not as good in terms of performance....
sorry you learned the hard way, bro...
typical that when you buy something for looks (which is why people buy XD/slotted rotors, really, be honest)...it is often not as good in terms of performance....
Originally Posted by xlcrew
the seller told me they were brembo and i don't think they were but i was just passing on my info to you guys
Originally Posted by vsamoylov
seems like just cheap rotors. my bears are covered by warranty lucky me.
Anyways Bears do not cover warped rotors.
I had 2 diff brands of rotors in the past, and they all sucked. My powersluts cracked and so did my brembos, and after a race event the rotors where nice dark blue color. I don't even bother with anything high performance anymore, my 21 dollars a piece Napa rotors have lasted me 20K miles so far with no vibrations what so ever- using Hawk Pads. And guess what ? If they warp, tough **** they are only 21 a piece, I think I can afford that.
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Originally Posted by BlackBIRDVQ
Chicago Bears
Anyways Bears do not cover warped rotors.
I had 2 diff brands of rotors in the past, and they all sucked. My powersluts cracked and so did my brembos, and after a race event the rotors where nice dark blue color. I don't even bother with anything high performance anymore, my 21 dollars a piece Napa rotors have lasted me 20K miles so far with no vibrations what so ever- using Hawk Pads. And guess what ? If they warp, tough **** they are only 21 a piece, I think I can afford that.
Anyways Bears do not cover warped rotors.
I had 2 diff brands of rotors in the past, and they all sucked. My powersluts cracked and so did my brembos, and after a race event the rotors where nice dark blue color. I don't even bother with anything high performance anymore, my 21 dollars a piece Napa rotors have lasted me 20K miles so far with no vibrations what so ever- using Hawk Pads. And guess what ? If they warp, tough **** they are only 21 a piece, I think I can afford that.
I will assume the rotors you purchase are from BAER, not BEAR
So people might not make fun of you if you make sure the spell the company name correctly.
So people might not make fun of you if you make sure the spell the company name correctly.
Originally Posted by vsamoylov
what is that supposed to mean?

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Originally Posted by Jeff92se
I will assume the rotors you purchase are from BAER, not BEAR
So people might not make fun of you if you make sure the spell the company name correctly.
So people might not make fun of you if you make sure the spell the company name correctly.
Originally Posted by vsamoylov
to my rotors. mine are all for performance.
and I am assuming you are NOT using organic brake pads, correct me if I'm wrong - because if you are, it should change your reasoning.
u see.. if it was supposed to be slotted, it should be slotted til the end so gases can escape. i find drilled pointless, and perhaps even harmful since it can trap gases in those holes if it hits the unslotted part in the brake pads.
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