rotor and pads on a budget
May 21, 2008, 03:27 PM
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rotor and pads on a budget
i need to replace my rotors and pads realy bad. The problem is im not in the best finacial situation right now. what would be the best bang for the buck rotor and pad combination. thanks for any help
DOES IT METTER WHICH WAY THE SLOTTS FACE WHICH IS THE RIGHT DIRECTION
DOES IT METTER WHICH WAY THE SLOTTS FACE WHICH IS THE RIGHT DIRECTION
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May 21, 2008, 03:54 PM
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Wow, seems like nobody here likes to save money....
RotorPro rotors (250 for 4) ((Get slotted only))
http://www.maperformance.com/store/p...cat=604&page=1
HPS pads (150-180 depending on vendor)
I use this combo on the street and for AX events.
EDIT: Ill add - the AutoZone specials are down right scary. I tuned someones car once and 3 pulls worth of driving there were NO braking ablities left. Not fun to drive.
RotorPro rotors (250 for 4) ((Get slotted only))
http://www.maperformance.com/store/p...cat=604&page=1
HPS pads (150-180 depending on vendor)
I use this combo on the street and for AX events.
EDIT: Ill add - the AutoZone specials are down right scary. I tuned someones car once and 3 pulls worth of driving there were NO braking ablities left. Not fun to drive.
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May 21, 2008, 04:19 PM
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+1 rotorpros, great reviews, gonna order mine.....right now in fact..
project mu break pads are good and fairly priced...make sure you use the shims that came with the OEM pads...or they will squeal like no other
project mu break pads are good and fairly priced...make sure you use the shims that came with the OEM pads...or they will squeal like no other
