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saw these on ebay free shipping too

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAP...&category=33564

I searched the forums and people were paying $250 before, seems like a good deal, anyone buy these?

Speedtoe bought a pair off ebay for 85-100 bucks. He says they are great and has had no problems with them. I'd look in to those first

ya these are $189 for a set of four. seems like a fair price.

What's the name for the ones speedtoe got? I'm looking for rotors now.

I got brembo OEM replacements (front) for $52 off of www.tirerack.com I like to stay away from e-bay on parts that are necessary to keep me from rear-ending the guy in front of me.

look for the seller oc_autosports....great rotors great seller his number is
7146589616 tell him juan sent you....rotors are awesome

pointless for them to be cross-drilled AND slotted....

well actually the cross drill will help it vent heat off better and the slots will help them shead moisture better...

crossdrilled and slotted rotor will really eat away at your pads. I would get either cross drilled or slotted, not both

I heard that some cross drilled rotors crack very easily?

my pads havent been eatin and my rotors havent cracked

my friend bought some slotted/drilled rotors and supposed "racing" pads off ebay awhile ago, and he said there more sensitive and haven't had any problems though

his are for a prelude tho

This post has been edited by o8poa8o: Jul 20, 2004 - 11:46 PM

i got drilled & slotted ones from ebay, irotors was the company, there identical to those youve got there, zinc coated and all, the work good, even with the super crappy pads i have on now, no problems with extra wear, or cracking..the zinc coating works good on the hats too, had them over winter and all, still not rusty!

drilled rotors can crack under extreme usage. if you are autocrossing, or just driving them really hard for an extended period of time they can become super hot and might crack. under normal driving conditions though they should be fine.
adam

i got irotors. they're great and they're not rough on the wallet. i would call them directly, they give you a better price

This post has been edited by Jdog1385: Jul 21, 2004 - 6:29 PM

btw, i didn't look at the pic, but i know the ones that speedtoe got did not have many drill holes...since he autocrosses he kept it to a low amount(if memory serves me correct)

"...on average, a six-piston caliper squeezes a rotor with somewhere in the neighborhood of 10,000 pounds of force. Now imagine taking a sharp turn at high speed with that caliper solidly clamped. That's when your rotor will experience flex, which is when cross-drilled rotors tend to crack." -Super Street

This post has been edited by Doge: Jul 22, 2004 - 12:55 PM

http://www.indycarz.com/forums/viewtopic.p...rilled&start=20

Unless you truely know what you're doing with brakes, (and no offense but you may have room to learn if you're searching on ebay) just get brembo OEM's.

Read that link too

thanks for the info guys, where can i get cheap plain rear/front rotors?

www.tirerack.com