Trinet brake rotors
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Trinet brake rotors
Just ordered up a complete set of trinet black colored rotors and pads from this company. the dics look awsome expecally with my black rims and red calipers. Has anybody heard of them before?
http://www.trinetmotorsports.com/
http://www.trinetmotorsports.com/
Nope never heard of them,
What style rotors did you get??
I cant decide between the "Z-rated" slots, and the "Iron Cross" logos.
Did you get the Axxis Metal Master pads?? Make sure you wash your wheels on a very regular basis with those as they are a metallic based pad, these are the kind of pads that cause wheel pitting easiest.
This is my favorite part I think:
What style rotors did you get??
I cant decide between the "Z-rated" slots, and the "Iron Cross" logos.
Did you get the Axxis Metal Master pads?? Make sure you wash your wheels on a very regular basis with those as they are a metallic based pad, these are the kind of pads that cause wheel pitting easiest.
This is my favorite part I think:
Originally Posted by TriNetMotorsports
The crossdrilling prolongs the life of your rotors by keeping running cooler to preven premature warping-very common problem
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are they the street series version? im in the market for some rotors and pads. i talked to thier sales and they said 219 just for 4 rotors that doesnt include shipping. I dont think. i wanted to get some opinions from others if i can trust trinets rotors and not have any issues with it.
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To tell you the truth I havn't heard about them before either. But I like the rotors and I am the kind of person that justs trys new products and see if it will work or not. The rotors have been shipped and I should have them pretty soon. I will post what I think about them and then you can make the decision for yourself. It souldnt be to much longer till I have them installed. But for the price and looks I couldn't pass up the opertunity to give them a chance...
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i wish i had the luxury to try things out. with times being hard i need to be practical i dont want to buy them just to have them warp 10k miles later. i doubt i will get these on fears that there could be issues with them. guess i ll have to wait few months to find out if they are worth thier salt. im looking for long lasting and dependable rotors and pads which combo rotors and pads does anyone think performs good enough and lasts longer than stock?
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That is compleatly understandable. I got my front rotors in today and getting the backs tomorrow. I will post the quality of these if your interesed and are not in a to big of hurry. But if you find something better and proven then it would probably be a better way to go. To let you know I had to put new rotors and pads on from auto zone. they were pretty good just alot of brake dust. They were pretty cheap price wise if your in a hurry and need new ones...
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But I already have Powerslots + Hawk HPS's all around, so im good on brakes.
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Price....can't remember. I purchased them from www.ptuning.com. PTuning is right up the street from me, so I didn't pay for shipping or anything.