Brembo rotor recommendations
#1
Brembo rotor recommendations
Its almost time for new pads and rotors!
So I've done a good amount of reading about certain pad types and what I've gathered is not to skimp on pads. I've made up my mind as far as those go but on to the next issue - rotors.
Now as far as rotors goes, are there certain ones to stay away from or are all rotors pretty decent? The brembo ones get pretty costly and I know everyone wants to get the most out of their money. I understand drilled/slotted rotors are going to cost more and are mostly cosmetic at best.
Also, how good of an idea is it to resurface rotors that have about 37,000 miles on them?
Any 'bang for your buck' ideas?
If this post seems close to another thread, a link would be greatly appreciated but I could not find any straight answers to my questions.
Thanks in advance for any help!
So I've done a good amount of reading about certain pad types and what I've gathered is not to skimp on pads. I've made up my mind as far as those go but on to the next issue - rotors.
Now as far as rotors goes, are there certain ones to stay away from or are all rotors pretty decent? The brembo ones get pretty costly and I know everyone wants to get the most out of their money. I understand drilled/slotted rotors are going to cost more and are mostly cosmetic at best.
Also, how good of an idea is it to resurface rotors that have about 37,000 miles on them?
Any 'bang for your buck' ideas?
If this post seems close to another thread, a link would be greatly appreciated but I could not find any straight answers to my questions.
Thanks in advance for any help!
#2
Its almost time for new pads and rotors!
So I've done a good amount of reading about certain pad types and what I've gathered is not to skimp on pads. I've made up my mind as far as those go but on to the next issue - rotors.
Now as far as rotors goes, are there certain ones to stay away from or are all rotors pretty decent? The brembo ones get pretty costly and I know everyone wants to get the most out of their money. I understand drilled/slotted rotors are going to cost more and are mostly cosmetic at best.
Also, how good of an idea is it to resurface rotors that have about 37,000 miles on them?
Any 'bang for your buck' ideas?
If this post seems close to another thread, a link would be greatly appreciated but I could not find any straight answers to my questions.
Thanks in advance for any help!
So I've done a good amount of reading about certain pad types and what I've gathered is not to skimp on pads. I've made up my mind as far as those go but on to the next issue - rotors.
Now as far as rotors goes, are there certain ones to stay away from or are all rotors pretty decent? The brembo ones get pretty costly and I know everyone wants to get the most out of their money. I understand drilled/slotted rotors are going to cost more and are mostly cosmetic at best.
Also, how good of an idea is it to resurface rotors that have about 37,000 miles on them?
Any 'bang for your buck' ideas?
If this post seems close to another thread, a link would be greatly appreciated but I could not find any straight answers to my questions.
Thanks in advance for any help!
these work well for me so far, over 20k miles on them and they do not have any wobble. here is rock auto catolog for the rotors i run.
RAYBESTOS Part # 580775 Advanced Technology
Dual Piston Calipers; Front
$36.79
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Yep I had it saved just in case...
http://brakeperformance.com/?gclid=C...FQF_hwodEVo-YA
http://brakeperformance.com/cart/index.php
BTW they stop you now from any where, even over and over.
http://brakeperformance.com/?gclid=C...FQF_hwodEVo-YA
http://brakeperformance.com/cart/index.php
BTW they stop you now from any where, even over and over.
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