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Old Aug 5, 2004, 10:19 AM
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ES, LS, OZ-Rally Crossdrilled Slotted Rotors

Hello everyone. I have 10 sets of rotors available for the Lancer ES, LS, and OZ-Rally. The rotors can either be drilled, slotted, dimpled, or combination of either. The prices and dimensions of the rotors are as follow:

LS & OZ Rally Front X-Drilled Slotted Rotor = $60.00/ per rotor
-Outside Diameter = 257mm
-Height = 45.6mm
-Bolt Pattern = 4 - 4 1/2



ES Front X-Drilled Slotted Rotor = $65.00/ per rotor
-Outside Diameter = 256mm
-Height = 45mm
-Bolt Pattern = 4-100mm

Contact: Dan
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Cell: 714-292-5365
Email: dan@r1concepts.com

What about the warranty? No worries. Slam on the brakes as hard as you want. Try cracking them if possible. All rotors will have 90 days full replacement warranty. We stand behind our products and will take good care of our customers.

All R1 Concepts Rotors are certified to meet QS and ISO Quality System Standards. All rotors are manufactured to OE specifications using the same process as the factory does.


Below is a sample picture what the patterns on the rotors will look like.




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Old Aug 5, 2004, 11:14 AM
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I'm in the market for new brakes, how do your slotted rotors compare to Brembo's slotteds? If they are better or equal, I may buy a set. Also can you explain how the E-Coating works? Does it wear off?
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I'm not quite sure how the rotors are compared to Brembo rotors. However, our rotors are very similar to the Rotora rotors.
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Okay, what about the E-Coat?
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i heard rotora's slotted rotors crack easy? thats why they are not in races but only shows...is that rite?
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The E-Coating is like a plating process. It puts the black paint onto the rotors. It has held up even the rotors have been dipped into acid.

The Rotora rotors often hold up during races. They sponsor many events during the year. All slotted rotors are machined with the same process. It doesn't depend on the brand most of the time, unless its Chinese rotors.
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Where are your blanks from, or do you construct your own? Are the drilled rotors part of the mold, or are blanks drilled later on?
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Originally Posted by unkle bebot
i heard rotora's slotted rotors crack easy? thats why they are not in races but only shows...is that rite?

Not true, rotora is a high quality rotor which should not crack, especially slotted.
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Do you need after market pads/calps to go with them? Most of the slotted drilled rotors I've seen come with new ones, if they aren't available is there a recommendation for what new pads to get? And the last question: If it is the recommendation to get new pads and calps with the rotors will they clear the stock 15" wheel? Thanks.
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Originally Posted by TURBOit
Where are your blanks from, or do you construct your own? Are the drilled rotors part of the mold, or are blanks drilled later on?
The blanks are made in the USA. They are drilled after the rotors are casted.
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Originally Posted by Offender
Do you need after market pads/calps to go with them? Most of the slotted drilled rotors I've seen come with new ones, if they aren't available is there a recommendation for what new pads to get? And the last question: If it is the recommendation to get new pads and calps with the rotors will they clear the stock 15" wheel? Thanks.
You do not need any type of modifications to use these rotors. However, we do recommend the use of Ferodo DS2500 Pads.
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when changing rotors you should always install new pads as well
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Originally Posted by r1concepts
You do not need any type of modifications to use these rotors. However, we do recommend the use of Ferodo DS2500 Pads.
For the regular Lancer ? I did not know these were available.
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Yup! We got 'em!
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Ferodo DS2500 Pads. <-- wrong pads man

they don't make a pad for our car, that is for the evo... this is in the wrong forums (the pads anyway.)


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