again, the centric rotors from rotorpros are the exact same rotors as stoptechs.

Track tested by me and many others. They work just like...well... the stoptechs... imagine that.

If you don't feel like saving money, then by all means... don't.

 

OK guy. Until you show me micrometer, heat range testing hell even pictures proving that they are the same, you and I are arguing a moot point.

Sorry but, "Track tested by others" and buttdyno numbers aren't enough.

Once again I'm not saying the product is bad but something just isn't right to be the only company selling them that low. There has to be a catch somewhere.

And if they're a premium product then great I'll be the first one to get some and tell everybody about them.

 

ok guy?

I've run about 3 sets of them on track with no problems, is that good enough? I run in advance class and also instruct so I am not the kid next door with a evo my parents bought sitting in the driveway.

Keep spending more money on rotors and I will keep saving money.

Centric owns stoptech. These centric rotors are the same rotors as stoptech. You can argue with me until the cows come home. They are the same. I don't need to prove it to anyone. The ones that know, know.

 

Unless you're female do you have a problem with me calling you guy?

I think you're seriously confused with the point I'm trying to make.

I'm not saying anything is wrong with the rotors. I can't say that cause I have no experience with them.

I'm only stressing something is not right about the prices RotorPros is selling them at. You can't just sell rotors at the prices RotorPros is selling them at. I'm aware of who Centric is and what they own. In fact I was about to pull the trigger on some Centric rotors until this thread. But how does one claim to sell premium rotors for the track and then try to sell me $80 "low dust pads"? If indeed the rotors from RotorPros are Centric there is nothing on their site stating that. Business 101, if you are selling a premium product, such as Centric rotors, you'd want customers to know this. Not just sell them at PepBoys prices.

I guess my problem isn't with the rotors but more less RotorPros.

 

The reason they probably dont flaunt the name it to avoid competition with themselves. Centric probably sells Rotorpros rotors at a lower premium with the condition they wont market them as Centric rotors. This avoids centric having to compete with themselves and allows rotorpros to have less competition in their market by selling them at lower prices, i.e. Ebay.

 

Not confused at all, you made up things like "Butt dyno numbers aren't enough" etc.

I'm sorry your brain cannot grasp the deal, but again, I'll keep saving money, while your brain tries to grasp the concept.

This was a nice kept secret so maybe it is good that people cannot grasp it.

 

 

Rotorpros sells the Centric blank rotors therefore they are cheaper.

Slotted or cross drilled rotors usually cost more.

 

i have the rotorpros on my car with hawk pads for 6 months and 20,000 miles. i couldn't be happier. they look great and stop amazing. nothing wrong with these.

 

I love my rotorpros! BIG THUMBS UP to rotorpros!

 

damn, thats a steal. I thought I found a gem w/ getting Napa premium replacements!!

 

I bought and installed a set of slotted Rotorpros on my Evo 8 track day car.

I run the car very hard at the track. I'm in the Instructor Run Group and I put 5 track days on these rotors, so far. Now the fronts are beginning to crack up. Is this normal?

The first weekend I toasted a set of Project Mu 777 Race pads with the RotorPros. (Junk for the track, IMHO)

The next two track days I ran with CarboTech XP12's (love these pads).

Comments ???

 

Look like this?



Perfectly normal if you actually put good heat through them.

 

/\ I also ALWAYS suggest "blanks" as apposed to "drilled or dimpled" on a stock replacement rotor... Oh, wait, I keep saying that!

 

Yep... that's exactly how they look.
How much life is left in them ???