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Old 07-01-2008, 06:21 AM
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i want to give my brand new stock rotors and pads to my dad and upgrade mine to ceramic pads and slotted drilled rotors.
whats a good place to get them?

im only changing the front since the back barely does anything.
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Old 07-01-2008, 06:45 AM
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Please change the back as well. Your tC will look much more uniform. "Google" is your friend.
Try searching for what you want there. I did and I got my rotors and pads for around $330.
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Some good advice, dont get slotted and drilled rotors, the structural (sp) integrity of slotted and drilled rotors isn't very good they tend to crack easily. Go with just slotted rotors, IMHO they displace heat alot better then drilled rotors.
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Also make sure you get rotors that were slotted/drilled at the factory.
There are numerous online shops that'll take blanks and slot/drill them in house without taking safety into consideration.
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Soultaker is right...slotted only...drilled looks cooler, but if you the rotors for perforance then slotted is really your only choice.
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slotted the best choice for easy venting of the excess heat emitted by the friction of the pads and rotor... drilled slotted is more for looks
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yeah slotted rotors ftw.

i plan on getting the StopTech Stage II kit (Slotted) from trdsparks by the end of the year.
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