Which parts of the oem rotors rust?
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Which parts of the oem rotors rust?
Ive heard the oem rotors have rusting issues. I just received a new set of oem rotors and they look pretty nice--hub and vanes are all painted black (except for the hub face). Which parts end up rusting or are the rotors now coated better than previously?
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The painted areas resist rust pretty well if you clean off the brake dust. If you get the OEM rotors really hot, they will show corrosion, but not where they are painted. Mine looked corroded after my first track weekend, but it cleaned off with very little effort and revealed clean paint underneath.
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I've had pretty good luck with Stoptech rotors overall and I have Centric on my car until tomorrow and have no complaints at all with them. You're probably good either way, I'm guessing the pads are much more important than any three of the rotor options.
But please, DO NOT use the Stoptech pads--they are AWFUL. Decent bite but dusty and they squeel like pigs--mine have 7k miles on them and I am throwing them away tomorrow--I wouldn't even give them away to anyone on the site if they wanted them. They are that bad.
But please, DO NOT use the Stoptech pads--they are AWFUL. Decent bite but dusty and they squeel like pigs--mine have 7k miles on them and I am throwing them away tomorrow--I wouldn't even give them away to anyone on the site if they wanted them. They are that bad.
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I've had pretty good luck with Stoptech rotors overall and I have Centric on my car until tomorrow and have no complaints at all with them. You're probably good either way, I'm guessing w pads are more important than any three of the rotor options.
But please, DO NOT use the Stoptech pads--they are AWFUL. Decent bite but dusty and the squeeking like pigs--mine have 7k miles on them and I am throwing hem away tomorrow--wouldn't even give them away to anyone on the site if they wanted them. They are that bad.
But please, DO NOT use the Stoptech pads--they are AWFUL. Decent bite but dusty and the squeeking like pigs--mine have 7k miles on them and I am throwing hem away tomorrow--wouldn't even give them away to anyone on the site if they wanted them. They are that bad.
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I am running slotted rotors on the front in my ISF. Slotted rotors are now used on the RCF and GSF. Lexus must have seen this light. See this thread:
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/is-...ii-rotors.html
Lou
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/is-...ii-rotors.html
Lou
#12
This is the condition after about 1-2 thousand miles.
However I looked today and seems in the fins are starting to be covered in corrosion. These were also identical setup. Brembo with ns400.
However I looked today and seems in the fins are starting to be covered in corrosion. These were also identical setup. Brembo with ns400.
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btw, did I bed in my pads properly? The rotors have a "machine" fine line look on the rotors
Currently minimal dust / decent braking - unsure if I should go for another bed-in
Currently minimal dust / decent braking - unsure if I should go for another bed-in
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