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05-13-2016, 12:40 PM | #1 |
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Brakemotive Rotors and Ceramic Pads
any of you guys have experience with Brakemotive Rotors and Ceramic Pads?
if so, how are they and are they good for the track? |
05-13-2016, 01:08 PM | #2 |
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The eBay stuff?
Rotors would do the job, but the pads for track driving might not the best idea. I'm familiar with their stuff, good for the street.
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I wouldn't trust ebay made in china stuff in something as important as the braking system AKA your life line when stuff goes wrong. especially if you're going to track the car.
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Just don't buy drilled rotors
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Drill/slotted rotors really don't do jack. Looks cool though.
The brake pads.... Stick to what everyone has tried. Pretty much what's on tire rack.
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Mr.ac: they Do make difference. They - make brakes less reliable.
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drilled and slotted rotors work as advertised... only thing is the trade-off in durability particularly drilled rotors. I'm sure there are people who used them and never had problems. shit ive seen rotors with hello kitties etched into the rotors and they seems work fine for the owner. (presumably only driven to and from car meets and shows.)
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For the pads, I recommend Ferrodos DS 2500 or the Hawk HP+ pads.
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