Drilled or Slotted Rotors?
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Joined: Feb 2002
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From: Lexington, KY
Originally posted by ShadowBolt
Meat Bag,
I think you would like the results if you removed the backing
plates from your front brakes. Todd told me to remove mine and
I've had no trouble keeping them cool at the track. In fact it
should work better.
Jerry
Meat Bag,
I think you would like the results if you removed the backing
plates from your front brakes. Todd told me to remove mine and
I've had no trouble keeping them cool at the track. In fact it
should work better.
Jerry
but you need to take EVERYTHING off to get to the shield.
Next time ...
Cliff
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From: Fort Lauderdale
Originally posted by AirborneRacer
Im glad you mentioned the rotorpros because those were the same ones I was looking at buying and I do not feel like getting POd over some stuff that is not quality. The Power Slots are good rotors though? I have seen a pair or two on ebay.
Im glad you mentioned the rotorpros because those were the same ones I was looking at buying and I do not feel like getting POd over some stuff that is not quality. The Power Slots are good rotors though? I have seen a pair or two on ebay.
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From: El Paso,TX
Originally posted by LightningCrAzY
The Power Slot rotors are awesome. They look great, don't rust and stop better than stock with Hawk pads. Just wish I had put them on to begin with.
The Power Slot rotors are awesome. They look great, don't rust and stop better than stock with Hawk pads. Just wish I had put them on to begin with.
