If anyone wants my stock front calipers and slotted/drilled rotors, they can have them for free (plus shipping costs). Calipers are good and working, but I don't know about these rotors. They were definately warped, and were pretty marked up on the inside. Would have to get them turned at the least... but they were good rotors... sorry no pics though. If you want them, you can have them for free... as I was just going to throw them away. I'm in rochester, NY for the summer, so kind of figure around that. I don't mind driving a little bit to drop them off either. If no one replies within the day, I'm just going to throw them away.

-Mike:thumbsup

check shipping prices to 76251 if you would...im very interested (called dibs!)

Ok I will do that, but just as a warning, I rarely get on the computer on the weekends, so it may be monday before I get back to you... but don't worry, I'll let you know!

if ^^^^ drops out, i'll take em...18066....thanks....Brian

are these the front or rear? if these are for the rear and they'll let me do a rear disc conversion i'll give you 50 shipped

>are these the front or rear? if these are for the rear and
>they'll let me do a rear disc conversion i'll give you 50
>shipped


>If anyone wants my stock front calipers and slotted/drilled rotors

fyi, you can't turn drilled rotors.
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Chris
96 ESI 5 spd
Milwaukee, WI

>fyi, you can't turn drilled rotors.

why not? anyways, it would be worth a try and certainly for the calipers. ill be going back to school monday so check for it shipped to 74447 instead. thanks!

well, you can turn them...

but having drilled holes in the rotors makes them more likely to crack. Turning them, making them thinner, makes them even more likely to crack.

I have brembo crossdrilled and slotted rotors, and I would never turn them....just my advice. others may have different advice
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Chris
96 ESI 5 spd
Milwaukee, WI

You can turn drilled rotors. Although on the slotted ones, since your taking material off, it would eventually make them useless. Also, I don't know how much you can take off... I didn't look at the minimum width for them.

FYI though, it will be A LOT cheaper to ship with out rotors... those bastards are HEAVY.