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Y2 e c l i p s e dJun-27-01 07:53 AM
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#4232, "Stock rotors"


          

Can some one tell me when I should replace the stock ones? I would like to get slotted rotors but if my stock ones will last for a while then I will wait. HOw do you know when your stock rotors are bad?

  

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RE: Stock rotors, 97CustomGS, Jun-27-01 08:11 AM, #1
RE: Stock rotors, Y2 e c l i p s e d, Jun-27-01 08:21 AM, #2
      RE: Stock rotors, GSsport, Jun-27-01 09:47 AM, #3
           RE: Stock rotors, Y2 e c l i p s e d, Jun-27-01 10:10 AM, #4
                RE: Stock rotors, GSsport, Jun-27-01 11:56 AM, #5
                     RE: Stock rotors, dsm1, Jun-27-01 12:13 PM, #6
                          RE: Stock rotors, Y2 e c l i p s e d, Jun-27-01 04:35 PM, #7

97CustomGSJun-27-01 08:11 AM
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#4233, "RE: Stock rotors"
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Most of the time you can just get the rotors machined, unless they are too thin. I don't know the exact measurement (I'm at work, Chilton's guide is at home), but if you don't have the Chilton's guide and plan on modding your car, you should pick it up anyways. Very helpful book for only $20.

Is there a reason you want to replace them? Are they squeaking or vibrating?

  

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Y2 e c l i p s e dJun-27-01 08:21 AM
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#4234, "RE: Stock rotors"
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yeah man they are vibrating, so does that mean I need to correct them or replace?

  

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GSsportJun-27-01 09:47 AM
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#4235, "RE: Stock rotors"
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The vibrating means that the rotors are warped. All four of my stock rotors were and I upgraded to Powerslot rotors and metal master pads. I am very happy with them and no more vibrating.





-AF/X underdrive crank pulley
-AEM Cold Air intake w/bypass valve
-PIAA headlight and foglight bulbs
-Clear bumper lenses
-Eibach Pro-Kits with Tokico n/a shocks
-Pilot Motorsports Front upper, Rear upper, Rear lower strut bars
-PowerSlot rotors (all four)
-Axxis Metal Master pads
-RRE rear camber kit
-Dunlop SP SPORT 8000 tires
-ECLIPSE word on dash
-Red Mitsu symbol on steering wheel
-Painted fog light bezels
-Window tint
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Y2 e c l i p s e dJun-27-01 10:10 AM
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#4236, "RE: Stock rotors"
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so what happens if I dont change them? Will the only downside be just the vibrating or will it be messing things up?

thanks

  

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GSsportJun-27-01 11:56 AM
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#4237, "RE: Stock rotors"
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The biggest downside would have to be the vibrating I think. But also a decrease in the effectiveness of the brakes maybe, I would think that with the pads not being flat all of the time on the rotor surface it wouldn't stop as good. The vibration does get very annoying after a while though. I drove around like that for about 3 months.





-AF/X underdrive crank pulley
-AEM Cold Air intake w/bypass valve
-PIAA headlight and foglight bulbs
-Clear bumper lenses
-Eibach Pro-Kits with Tokico n/a shocks
-Pilot Motorsports Front upper, Rear upper, Rear lower strut bars
-PowerSlot rotors (all four)
-Axxis Metal Master pads
-RRE rear camber kit
-Dunlop SP SPORT 8000 tires
-ECLIPSE word on dash
-Red Mitsu symbol on steering wheel
-Painted fog light bezels
-Window tint
-Magnecore wires and NGK plugs
-Purple interior lights
-Purple hose kit

  

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dsm1Jun-27-01 12:13 PM
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#4238, "RE: Stock rotors"
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If you think your brakes are screwed up some how, by all means get them looked at or replaced. Don't take chances on the braking system of your car.




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Y2 e c l i p s e dJun-27-01 04:35 PM
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#4239, "RE: Stock rotors"
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LAST EDITED ON 27-Jun-01 AT 09:36 PM (PST)

Well actually I did have them checked out and the guy said that I should replace them. But I didnt have the money at that time but he said just to do it some time in the future. I had my brake pads changed though.(oem) Actually I should just buy some new powerslot rotors from carparts before the 20 percent discount expires.(140 shipped to my door for both fronts, not bad heh)

  

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