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3131, POWER STOP?? Posted by Brian, Jul-06-01 08:02 AM
Does anybody have POWER STOP cross-drilled or cross-drilled/slotted rotors? Im looking at purchasing them as an upgrade to my stocks rotors and wondering if anyone has had any good/bad experiences.
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3132, RE: POWER STOP?? Posted by Stan2gnt, Jul-06-01 01:32 PM
I have em. nothing really to report. I dont believe X-drilling does anything anyway. Nothing bad to report though. they dont rust and are inexpensive. X-drilling does look better than slotted to me.
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3133, RE: POWER STOP?? Posted by Brian, Jul-06-01 05:08 PM
So you dont think they help in braking?
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3134, RE: POWER STOP?? Posted by Stan2gnt, Jul-07-01 05:05 AM
Some might disagree (most experts dont) but if you put stock pads on X-drilled rotors your car will feel just as it did before. But at $70 each I'd still get em. OE are just as much and aren't cadium plated. I have metal masters now but I did have them with stock pads on my first set.
Since I cant use photopoint IMAGINE THIS: Star turbo with E-trim and HKS BOV Starion FMIC/2.5" piping Joe P MBC Apexi SuperAFC Ross Pistons/total seal rings Ported and matched intake manifold AFX 55mm TB, FMM and UDP 2.5" downpipe back exh/Hayame muffler Crane wires/Denso Iridium plugs Centerforce DF clutch KYB AGX struts/ST springs, UPR FSB, F&R camber kits 17" ADR lightnings/toyo FZ4 215/45/17 97' eclipse front end/projectors Autometer gauges Panasonic head unit/ Sony X-over MB Quarts all around/JL stealth sub Hifonics/MTX Thunder amps XX brand alarm/Varad hyper green led
Stan2gnt Stan2va@aol.com 95 Talon 420A-Turbo Former and future nitrous user
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3135, RE: POWER STOP?? Posted by Brian, Jul-07-01 01:04 PM
I was planning on getting Metal Master pads to go with them. I read some of the thinking of cross-drilled and slotted rotors on a POWERSTOP site. (http://www.fatinc.com/powerstop_compare.html) It seemed to make a lot of sense, what they were saying. Heat reduction, gas escape, longevity, warping, cracking, water braking, etc. Every car Ive owned has had brake problems. Now on my 4th car Im realizing its not bad luck, its my the way I drive. WhoÕd a thought! :) I drive fast and stop fast. I wear brakes out. So I am wanting to compensate for my driving (instead of the other way around :) ) by getting a sturdier braking system that wont brake the bank Ñ around $300 tops for this mod. Some people have suggested getting dual or four piston calipers. But thats getting too pricy for me after pads and rotors are included. But what I want to know is do they really work is it a $75 ea. gimmick? My wife would really like to know too, (she doesnt want me getting them if I dont have to) :)
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