Rotors For Carquest Blues..??
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Originally Posted by Ratz Azzz
I'm thinking about throwing some Carquest Blues on my 04 Screw...If you guys could recommend a decent set of rotors at a good price I would apprecite it greatly...Thank You all in advance..!
Ratz
Ratz
Without breaking the bank (Powerslots), Napa makes a pretty good rotor for our trucks. I have their Ultra Premium rotors. Quality seems to be very good.
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I just bought these www.frozenrotors.com. I know they are not the cheapest but are a good investment. I got the power slot versions and they brake ALOT better. I did notice that the carquest pads smell funny.
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Contrary to popular advice here, I bought the el cheapo China-rotors since they work so well on our racecar. So far, I've towed with them and got stuck in some downhill rush hour traffic (0-30-0-40-0-50mph over and over again down the Cajon Pass, a pretty steep grade here in So Cal) and the blues I have were visibly smoking. No warping at all, hell no grooves or anything other than perfectly flat wear. I've also had to do some downhill stops with about a pallet's worth of cinder block and another occasion with 22 90lb bags of concrete in the back on the same hill (pretty damned steep hill, ~5o-0 mph, Dad needed something larger than his Frontier to haul this stuff) with no ill effects.
So, despite warnings my rotors would warp and cause my ultimate doom, they've worked they way they should.
So, despite warnings my rotors would warp and cause my ultimate doom, they've worked they way they should.
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Anyone ever try rotors from R1Concepts? I'm thinking about getting a set but would like to see if anyone has tried them yet?
There site is:
http://www.r1concepts.com/
There site is:
http://www.r1concepts.com/
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Something to keep in mind if/when you get ready to do the rotors, assuming you have a 2-wheel drive. The nut holding the rotor on takes a huge azz deep socket. I think it was maybe a 57mm. I know it was between 1 1/4" and 1 1/2". Not a socket many folks have in their box.
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Originally Posted by bluejay432000
Something to keep in mind if/when you get ready to do the rotors, assuming you have a 2-wheel drive. The nut holding the rotor on takes a huge azz deep socket. I think it was maybe a 57mm. I know it was between 1 1/4" and 1 1/2". Not a socket many folks have in their box.
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I just ordered rotors from R1 back and front slotted and dimpled not drilled and kevelar brake pads shipped to my house $401.99 Its going to take 8 working days to get to me. You can order the rotors the way you want them either drilled, slotted or dimpled or a combination.
Last edited by 05supercrew; 06-27-2007 at 05:10 PM.
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Originally Posted by 05supercrew
I just ordered rotors back and front slotted and dimpled not drilled and kevelar brake pads shipped to my house $401.99 Its going to take 8 working days to get to me. You can order the rotors the way you want them either drilled, slotted or dimpled or a combination.