mojeko

hi guy's i just service my car today for 50k. now i got all the inspection.

my front rotors to thin at 22mm recommend front pads and rotors
i have factory rotors and pads.

now i been searching what the best rotors and what pads should i get for those brands i come out for this search. i see this 3 brands rotors.

-EBC Ultimax Slotted Rotors

-Centric Premium Rotors

-StopTech Slotted Rotors

i just wanna know what the best brand? and i just wanna know what's you're suggest.

thank you God bless you all

lopaka07

I'm in the market for rotors myself.....I have an is350. Would love some input. I'm looking at the centric rotors. High carbon maybe? Not sure what the benefits are?

bob4256

iTrader: (17)

This all depends on what your want from your rotors. Do you want them for looks? Then buy slotted / drilled rotors. They eat up pad life 25% quicker than blanks though. Drilled rotors are also prone to cracking, but if your not tracking the car, you should not have any problems. I personally have stoptech drilled and slotted rotors. I wanted the rotors for looks and dont mind the decreased pad life. Stoptech is a very popular brand so I opted to get those instead of cheaper rotors.

If you dont care for looks, just buy OEM blank rotors.

UniSlayEX

^^^ I completely agree.

Gville350

iTrader: (10)

If you have to ask, OEM or Centric blanks are for you.

Dylan19

Do you ever plan on getting the rotors turned to get more use out of them? If so then drilled and/or slotted is not something you will want to do because most places will not cut a drilled/slotted rotor.

projectdna

iTrader: (56)

+1 for OEM rotors.

chances are high and likely that anything else would end up w/ marginal returns. spend the money you save elsewhere.

mojeko

thank's guys for all you're advice.

i think i'm going to use StopTech Slotted Rotors.

and one more question... are they the same size rotors front and rear??? for 2008 Lexus IS 250... because i want to change the rear too... so that it would be match.

God bless

tonnetje

GOOD choice
take the Akebono brakepads to
http://www.autopartsnetwork.com/lexu...bvbOIvD8aRRDVq


i have this on the car and i love it
no dust anymore and a good bite

bob4256

iTrader: (17)

If you want dustless pads just get OEM low dust ones. Theyre cheaper