View Poll Results: Which rotors?
PowerSlot
10
32.26%
Stoptech
17
54.84%
other
4
12.90%
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power slot or stoptech
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power slot or stoptech
I already have Posi Quiet pads i bought from a member for $50 but now I need rotors.
I have narrowed it down to PowerSlot or Stoptech. Which should I get?
PowerSlot front and rear for $316.72 shipped
Stoptech front and rear for $330 shipped
I have narrowed it down to PowerSlot or Stoptech. Which should I get?
PowerSlot front and rear for $316.72 shipped
Stoptech front and rear for $330 shipped
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I was just about to order powerslot with hawk ceramic pads...you saying the **** will squeel is making me recondiser this. Or is this just an issue with the posi pads?
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these are the ones i have on my car they are by rotor pros and really nice and heavy duty
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB....cWON.m313.lVI
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB....cWON.m313.lVI
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im guessing its the pads.. it has to be. it ******* sheds brake dust like its cool will not get them again. damn posi quiet
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My StopTech rotors just arrived. Very nice! Working surface has an excellent machined finish on it along with slots bleed braking gases and keep the pads fresh. All non-working surfaces are coated to avoid rust. Paid $350 for a full set of 4 shipped. I'll post a pic later tonight when I get home as they are not on the car yet.
I will warn you...either they don't make that many or the demand is high...I waited about 5 weeks to get them from the time I ordered...I wasn't in a hurry so I didn't mind.
Oh yeah, I'll be running them with Hawk HPS Street pads...
I will warn you...either they don't make that many or the demand is high...I waited about 5 weeks to get them from the time I ordered...I wasn't in a hurry so I didn't mind.
Oh yeah, I'll be running them with Hawk HPS Street pads...
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they cost half of yours because you got GMPP rotors...and good thing you got them cryoed because they rust like the stockers, if you dont.
Powerslot and Stoptech would be my choice anyday of the week over the GMPP rotors.
Powerslot and Stoptech would be my choice anyday of the week over the GMPP rotors.
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i voted other. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/CHEVY...mZ170211297791
check these guys out. the rotors are kick ass. a couple peeps here have them
check these guys out. the rotors are kick ass. a couple peeps here have them
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i voted other. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/CHEVY...mZ170211297791
check these guys out. the rotors are kick ass. a couple peeps here have them
check these guys out. the rotors are kick ass. a couple peeps here have them
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Chamfered is where it has no sharp edges. Regular countersink makes it at a 45 degree angle, with sharp edges on the top and bottom edges of that angle. The chamfer is smoothly rounded, so it has no sharp edges to create hot-spots and start cracks. Difference between budget drilled rotors and good ones. Also the reason I went with the GMPP ones.
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Chamfered is where it has no sharp edges. Regular countersink makes it at a 45 degree angle, with sharp edges on the top and bottom edges of that angle. The chamfer is smoothly rounded, so it has no sharp edges to create hot-spots and start cracks. Difference between budget drilled rotors and good ones. Also the reason I went with the GMPP ones.