Which rotors???
#16
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Lance you're trying to get me in trouble with the mods again. Anyway I posted the following in January of this year in another thread:
The rotors are still working very well and have worn well. I am still in luv with my Ferodo Pads, IMHO th best pad you can put on the ISF. The paint issue is less of a problem because the hats are now coated with self sticking debris. But, I still stand by what I said originally and what I again said earlier this year.
Lou
The rotors are still working very well and have worn well. I am still in luv with my Ferodo Pads, IMHO th best pad you can put on the ISF. The paint issue is less of a problem because the hats are now coated with self sticking debris. But, I still stand by what I said originally and what I again said earlier this year.
Lou
Just something to consider...maybe don't get them coated like Lou suggested.
I would personally buy a 2piece rotor from Figs and call it the best $2k you can spend for several reasons.
#17
^ please factor in bolting and torqing down a wheel, metal on metal, under extreme weight, heat, and vibration...what do you expect it to do? this is the hub face, covered by a wheel at all times when in use.
the rotor is first complimentary zinc dipped after machining to protect it from the elements, the main concern one should have,
the rotor is first complimentary zinc dipped after machining to protect it from the elements, the main concern one should have,
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our brand new webstore now has your application's pricing & options loaded for you LexusISF19! have a look by selecting your vehicle from the drop down menus: www.adamsrotors.com if you have any other questions, please let us know VIA EMAIL! thanks -a
#21
It sounds like you're looking for a good, affordable street setup for your car. As far as rotors- Centrics or Raybestos aren't at all a bad way to go and its not really worth spending more if you're not driving the car really aggressively (hard street use and especially track use). Brake pads will have the largest impact on how the car feels under braking, so you'll want to put a good set of street pads on. Many people like the initial bite and overall torque of the OEM IS-F pads but hate the dust. Typically you have to sacrifice performance for a low dusting pad or vice versa but the Project Mu NS and NS400 have proven that you can have your cake and eat it too! The are a street only pad that produces very little dust while still maintaining a strong initial bite and friction levels that everyone enjoys so much. The NS400 are also very reasonably priced.
Other popular street pads are the Carbotech 1521 compound and Stoptech Street Performance.
We carry all of the above and even have a "economical" package deal that comes with centric rotors and the street pads of your choice.
Here are some links for you:
Project Mu NS400 (front)
Project Mu NS400 (rear)
Carbotech 1521 (front)
Carbotech 1521 (rear)
Lexus IS-F Front Economical Daily Driver Brake Package
Lexus IS-F Rear Economical Daily Driver Brake Package
Please let me know if I can help with anything!
-Matt M.
Other popular street pads are the Carbotech 1521 compound and Stoptech Street Performance.
We carry all of the above and even have a "economical" package deal that comes with centric rotors and the street pads of your choice.
Here are some links for you:
Project Mu NS400 (front)
Project Mu NS400 (rear)
Carbotech 1521 (front)
Carbotech 1521 (rear)
Lexus IS-F Front Economical Daily Driver Brake Package
Lexus IS-F Rear Economical Daily Driver Brake Package
Please let me know if I can help with anything!
-Matt M.
#22
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Is this a good match to put stop tech street performance pads on all 4 and combined it with the OE Brembo rotors? I can get all 4 rotors for $380.15 , and $152.95 for the pads shipped. What do you all think ? I am a daily/Spirited driver.
#23
I've since moved over to Project Mu pads since I track as well.
#24
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Why not get Racing Brake 2 piece rotors, 7 lbs lighter each front corners and 4.5 rear corners. I love mine. The car is so much more responsive now. A bit pricey but they last way longer than stock, plus they don't get hairline crack when tracked hard! Racing Brake front pads are also amazing. Low dust and bite say harder than stock
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/2ge...rners-new.html
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/is-...s-awesome.html
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/2ge...rners-new.html
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/is-...s-awesome.html
#25
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Just adding to this.
I live near the O’Reilly Auto mothership. They have a local pick up window for the warehouse and there were 4 front brakebest rotors. At $95 I thought it would be worth an experiment.
27lb on the bathroom scale. Brembo at the limit were 25.2
No stamping. Brakebest did have a coating on the wheel side.
I live near the O’Reilly Auto mothership. They have a local pick up window for the warehouse and there were 4 front brakebest rotors. At $95 I thought it would be worth an experiment.
27lb on the bathroom scale. Brembo at the limit were 25.2
No stamping. Brakebest did have a coating on the wheel side.
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