Slotted Drilled Performance Rotors
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https://www.hotrod.com/how-to/unders...-brake-rotors/
https://www.tritonmotorsportsusa.com/steel-brakes
https://www.hotrod.com/how-to/unders...-brake-rotors/
https://www.tritonmotorsportsusa.com/steel-brakes
Dont do it, I bought power stops drilled and slotted rotors, they held up well but eventually they also did warp as well. For the price you can replace the rotors every brake job and still have money left over. Buy them on rock auto and there like 30 bucks a rotor. The older the rotor the less material they have which makes them more prone to warping.
The R1 concepts on rockauto are cheaper and don't have any hearts/favorite ratings so I just assume their not as good as powerstop. I bought and installed 3 drilled&slotted rotor and pad kits for my vehicles in the last year and they're all performing well so far...just don't buy the cheapest set they offer.
https://www.rockauto.com/en/catalog/...+pad+kit,13824
https://www.rockauto.com/en/catalog/...+pad+kit,13824
Those cheap rotors are identical ones sold in auto parts stores without the mark up. Brands like raybesto have been around for decades, just search the brands and read the reviews. If your changing all the hardware every brake job it really doesnt matter, just get the cheapest. It'll ensure quality braking and be way cheaper in the long run.
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