Ok first off I have a Cobalt LS and my rotors are chipped and rusted, warped, car is a 06 i bought brand new when they first came out, and warrenty will not cover it due to wear and tear bullcrap even thought i got a extended full 6 year warrenty which i understand..


But i have been reading up on slotted and drilled and the od and ends of them.. i no i got to look for zinc plated i believe.. i am buying them next sat when my check arrives.


I plan to install them myself because i am tight on money after being forced to buy new rims and tires after them all popping near a construction zone and steelies being destroyed.. love my new 18 konig unkowns though


Everyones opions and facts mean everything to me, because its your guys help that will give me my decision because your experience beats mine.. I have changed rotors before years ago but its been some time, i have read up on how to do it all on a cobalt and doesnt look to bad.

I plan to paint my calipers around that time and my drums (not spray pain kind, using brush kind,)


my driving conditions are ok i guess where i live in pennsylvania in USA. It tends to be quite a lot of speed bumps and some pot holes and a lot of sharp corners and tend to brake a lot cause of traffic where i live (tons of malls and stores around).


I like the powerslot rotors.. I just want ones that arnt noisy and are under 200 bucks.. i have looked at mainy of them, but i am new to rotor brands and would like everyones input.. pics would help to just to see what they look like in real life.

Thanks so much everyone..

 

Get them through this guy: https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/deleted-threads-89/oem-size-performance-cross-drilled-slotted-rotors-17882/


And yes, the rotor install is a breeze. I would also recommend that you get some ceramic brake pads to go with the new rotors. Good luck!

 

thanks buddy!! I emailed him questions asking..

 

No problem! I've heard only good stuff from people that have dealt with Uneek.

 

i am hoping for a reply from him cant wait.. i hope to paint calipers at same time.. wish there was a good cobalt guide.. one that i could understand good.. i looked around.. maybe i missed something...