MMMR0820

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So, I have to get my rotors re-surfaced, but I want to upgrade to drilled/slotted rotors. I've started searching and they're pretty pricey so I guess I'm gonna start with the front first. Let me know what you guys have done or what you recommend. Thanks in advance.

lords3t

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I wouldn't particularly suggest drilled. The average drilled rotor can crack -- around the drill holes -- under pressure.

Kracka

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Drilled are a bad choice and even slotted for the most part are pointless and will only lead to faster pad wear. Get a quality set of blanks such as the Centric Premiums.

MMMR0820

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What slotted rotor would you go with?

Interesting, many people suggest going with slotted at least. Thanks for your in put and knowledge.

boomn29

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+1.

Check out KNSBrakes or Girodisc here on the forums.

syclone2032

Brembo has aftermarket rotors for the Evo, one piece, available slotted or drilled.
Great advantage: they harmonize with the stock pads (not all rotors like all pads, for example project mu rotors and the stock pads don´t match- what a mess!!)

Brembo drilled front part#FD.121.000
Brembo drilled rear part# RD.122.000

Brembo slotted front part# FS.121.000
Brembo slotted rear part# RS.122.000

the pair for around $ 400, rears slightly cheaper, slotted or drilled cost the same

peter

MMMR0820

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Thanks, I'll check that out.

Peter Tiebout

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RacingBrake Used them for years now. Pete

lords3t

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DBA 4000s are very good rotors that don't break the bank (because you don't always have to do so to get a decent product). You can use these matted with Ferodo DS2500s (or DS3000 --track use only).

MitsuJDM

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Pretty much exactly what I would have said.

daisaw1219

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I have the centric premiums on my car now and they are already warped in under a year of driving. I believe i bought them from rotorpros

Smike

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Highly doubt the rotors are actually warped. The most likely cause is pad material transfer. Do you see hot spots on the rotor surface? What pads where used?

chu

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Racing Brake FTW! Great products at reasonable price!

BenJ

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DBA5000's are my top choice; a great rotor all around, just pricey at ~$700 for the fronts. You can also go with the DBA4000's, which are quite a bit cheaper due to them being a 1-piece design vs a 2-piece design, but nonetheless a great rotor for dd'ing and the occasional tracking.

Smike

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I agree, DBA 4000s are indeed awesome.