Brake Upgrade Time HELP, What Would Jesus Do? Options

[consalvochris]

Ok time to replace my rusty, nasty, god awful, hideous, disgusting brakes now. Ok what would you do....

1. Front Rotors : Ebay cross drilled and slotted - zinc platted disc's & Kevlar pads
Rear Rotors: Fensport standard rear disc & kevlar pads
& braided steel brake lines

2. Just buy new stock discs and ceramic pads? maybe braided steel brake lines


3. What you would do...........

This post has been edited by consalvochris: Dec 27, 2006 - 5:47 PM

[Kadett]

Number 2, unless you are planning on going to the track a lot.

[x_itchy_b_x]

im not sure i trust he ebay rotors. i hear that they could crack easier because of the way there made, the drilled hole has to be part of the casting and not drilled out. i guess when u drill it out it puts the structural integrity out of wack. ill see if i can find the link.

id just get some stock rotors and good name pads.

[Bitter]

hmm...see if you cant find some altrac brakes st185 brakes seem to fit just about every FWD toyota :lol:

[6strngs]

I ordered some irotors.com drilled and slotted rotors with hawk HPS pads all around. I'm still waiting on the rotors to arrive, but when I get them and install them I'll let you know how they are.

[baddisintegra]

if you contact brembo, you are able to get rotors that fit you application once you are able to give them dimensions regarding so...they have many models readily available and hopefully they are able to match to the 6gc

[6strngs]

if you contact brembo, you are able to get rotors that fit you application once you are able to give them dimensions regarding so...they have many models readily available and hopefully they are able to match to the 6gc

brembo already makes replacement rotors for us. http://www.tirerack.com/brakes/results.jsp...mp;autoModClar= go towards the bottom of the page. for the record, I ordered my brake pads from tirerack on a sunday night and they were on my doorstep by tuesday afternoon; the week before christmas! whereas I ordered my rotors and radiator the same night and those two websites haven't so much as sent me a tracking number yet... I would definately buy from tirerack again, so consider them when you want to buy your brakes.