brake rotors
ok ive searched and i havent really found a whole lot.
im in hte market for upgrading my rotors and pads. My pads are starting to make some noises and i might as well upgrade my rotors while im at it since i plan to *hopefully* turbo sometime.
My question is whats better drilled, slotted or both?? Ive looked into powerslot, StopTech, and dezods rotors that they market.
Any suggestions and if u could provide info that would be great
im in hte market for upgrading my rotors and pads. My pads are starting to make some noises and i might as well upgrade my rotors while im at it since i plan to *hopefully* turbo sometime.
My question is whats better drilled, slotted or both?? Ive looked into powerslot, StopTech, and dezods rotors that they market.
Any suggestions and if u could provide info that would be great
In theory drilled and slotted rotors are great, however on a car like ours they'd rarely get the use in which they were designed. (unless doing auto-x, hpde, etc etc)
However if you want the look of a performance brake system, go slotted. Drilled rotors have a cracking problem (almost every brand at some point) when used extensively. No matter what a slotted/drilled rotor will eat through brake pads faster then non drilled or slotted.
However if you want the look of a performance brake system, go slotted. Drilled rotors have a cracking problem (almost every brand at some point) when used extensively. No matter what a slotted/drilled rotor will eat through brake pads faster then non drilled or slotted.
We can get all of your StopTech needs nailed down VERY quickly. We are a direct WD.
http://www.dezod.com/cat_staged.cfm
http://www.dezod.com/cat_staged.cfm
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