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Old 09-28-2015, 12:44 PM   #15
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Go all stock, and don't consider drilled rotors ever... even for track use.

If the car is purely street driven, there's zero point in going with different pads/rotors.

As for rotor life, I got 100k km's out of mine, with about 30 track days. I'm not hard on brake parts (obviously), but without track use they would've been totally fine still.
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I have some used OEM rotors and Hawk quiet slot rotors for sale if you are interested.
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OEM are good enough. If you want to try a different brand, Carbotech and Hawk pads are good options.
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If you want a modest upgrade from stock pads for cheap, I'd suggest Stoptech SP pads. Better initial bite than stock and will hold up to heat better, at the expense of a little more noise and brake dust.

If that's what you're looking for (and not everyone is), they're reasonably priced at about $100/set.
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