anybody use these rotors?
Sep 13, 2008, 06:50 AM
#16
RotorPros use Centric blanks. They are good quality. Like everyone has said, we have used these for a while, tracked/AX/DD.
And you do not want to get drilled rotors. They run the risk of cracking at the drilled points. Slotted or blank is the way to go. (Street - you may not see cracking, track days - you will. The groups I ran with back in MI would not allow cars with drilled rotors unless they where say a GT3 or the like with factory $5000 systems)
2pc rotors are more expensive and generally overkill for street use. And can be noisey.
And you do not want to get drilled rotors. They run the risk of cracking at the drilled points. Slotted or blank is the way to go. (Street - you may not see cracking, track days - you will. The groups I ran with back in MI would not allow cars with drilled rotors unless they where say a GT3 or the like with factory $5000 systems)
2pc rotors are more expensive and generally overkill for street use. And can be noisey.
Sep 13, 2008, 08:15 AM
#19
yea, but if we want to compare apples to apples, brake planet's drilled / slotted rotors are the exact same price......the blank ones are 100 dollars less...
so rotor pro guy!....please tell me if there are any other differences you can tell between your slotted rotors and the brake planet rotors....materials....tolerances?
even if there are none, i'm buying yours because i saw you guys first and your on evolutionm....but i'm just curious...
but also.....please enlighten me.....is anybody here (rotor pros, brake planet) using aluminum centers, or no?......is that what 2 piece rotors are?
so rotor pro guy!....please tell me if there are any other differences you can tell between your slotted rotors and the brake planet rotors....materials....tolerances?
even if there are none, i'm buying yours because i saw you guys first and your on evolutionm....but i'm just curious...
but also.....please enlighten me.....is anybody here (rotor pros, brake planet) using aluminum centers, or no?......is that what 2 piece rotors are?
It's also important to note that we aren't actually RotorPros, just one of their resellers. However, I can certainly pass these questions along and report back with the answers, thanks again!
Last edited by maperformance; Sep 13, 2008 at 03:17 PM.
Sep 13, 2008, 12:59 PM
#21
PM sent thanks!
Also, I just found out that we can definitely get the rotors blank, check out our website for updated options!
http://www.maperformance.com/rotorpr...o-viii-ix.html
Also, I just found out that we can definitely get the rotors blank, check out our website for updated options!
http://www.maperformance.com/rotorpr...o-viii-ix.html
Sep 16, 2008, 01:09 PM
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I just order the RotorPro rotors and they look great. Very heavy duty.
I'm trying to change my front and rear rotors.
Can anyone help & tell me how to change-out the rotors?
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I'm trying to change my front and rear rotors.
Can anyone help & tell me how to change-out the rotors?
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Sep 16, 2008, 09:14 PM
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couple days ago i ordered Slotted and Dimpled rotors coated with black and the brake pads Rotor pros offers.. i went directly to Rich at Rotorpros.. Great guy and very pleasant ordering experience! now i await the goods 
ill post up my feedback when i receive/test em out
ill post up my feedback when i receive/test em out
Oct 13, 2008, 04:12 PM
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I installed 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 and they're beginning to crack up. Is this normal?