Need brakes anybody try these cross drilled rotors with titanium performace pads
02-19-2007, 06:41 PM
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Re: Need brakes anybody try these cross drilled rotors with titanium performace pads
You have to get the right rotors. They sell the duralast..some other ----...and then the mad tight HMT everlasting brokeass trickbitch rotors. YOu just have to ask for them.
02-19-2007, 07:08 PM
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Re: Need brakes anybody try these cross drilled rotors with titanium performace
Originally Posted by tman6919
I'm getting ready to order mine and confused about pads (doing autozone duralast rotors $20x2)
Looked on LSD's page cant find the Axxis Ulitmates, it only has slotted rotors on there WTF?
Found these prices online (free shipping) http://www.autoanything.com/brakes/20A50531A1.aspx (Ek Ex)
Hawk HPS $45
EBC Red Stuff Brake Pads $60
EBC Green Stuff Brake Pads $53
EBC Yellow Stuff $68
EBC Ultimax Brake Pads $39
Price is pretty much the same, which one should i go for if i want better braking without too much dust/noise? Should i do SS brake lines too? about $ 80 shipped, i have good tires (14" all season's with 90% thred) and will porb see boost again this spring or summer?
ps i know im being a ----- but i hate doing brakes, i just want to do it right the first time and get it over with
Looked on LSD's page cant find the Axxis Ulitmates, it only has slotted rotors on there WTF?
Found these prices online (free shipping) http://www.autoanything.com/brakes/20A50531A1.aspx (Ek Ex)
Hawk HPS $45
EBC Red Stuff Brake Pads $60
EBC Green Stuff Brake Pads $53
EBC Yellow Stuff $68
EBC Ultimax Brake Pads $39
Price is pretty much the same, which one should i go for if i want better braking without too much dust/noise? Should i do SS brake lines too? about $ 80 shipped, i have good tires (14" all season's with 90% thred) and will porb see boost again this spring or summer?
ps i know im being a ----- but i hate doing brakes, i just want to do it right the first time and get it over with
EBC Red = Some hardcore daily use and decent track use. I tend to swap these on my hatch when I'm doing some twisty action or solo2. A step up from the greens, but feel a little soft at first and grab hard as temp rises.
EBC Yellow =All out track use. Don't use these on the street, they're soft and unresponsive until they're nice and hot. Once heated up, they'll slam your face into the steering wheel, but takes a bit to warm up.
EBC Ultimax is pretty much a stock style replacement, kinda like the high end pads from autozone.
I run slotted rotors on my hatch, seem to grab a little bit better than regular ones, and also s.s. brake lines...one of the best things I ever did to improve braking.
02-19-2007, 08:50 PM
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Re: Need brakes anybody try these cross drilled rotors with titanium performace
I bought some e-bay ones. I think they were "Aerospeed' rotors. I have had them for like two years and they work fine with no warping after who knows how many miles. I even did some towing where they brakes got stuck on and they still haven't warped. It cost me like $35 for those rotors too. I like the e-bay cheapo ----, all that I have still works.
02-19-2007, 10:18 PM
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Re: Need brakes anybody try these cross drilled rotors with titanium performace pads
02-20-2007, 01:42 PM
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Re: Need brakes anybody try these cross drilled rotors with titanium performace
Originally Posted by junkyard racer
Pete, re-read that article.
Originally Posted by d112crzy
wierd, my friend went through 2 pairs of those autozone rotors in less than 3 months.
switched to brembo blanks and has been fine for a year.
switched to brembo blanks and has been fine for a year.
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