Brake Rotor Replacement
Let me first say, I love my car stock, apart from rims and radio, nothing else is done will be done...However, the rotor is due for change, I am wonder if I should go stock at $170 a rotor...pricey, but I do want to stop when I hit the brake. So I was looking at brembos as those seem to have a good name, I just want to have to replace rotors is a few months because of cheap a$$ rotors. I have looked at ones at discount auto that has a limited lifetime warranty, considered because of the warranty, but as they are as cheap as they are, I figure they may be crap...dunno....Not really into the drilled and slotted, as i will have to replace all 4 to get that look.




Which rotor is reputable but not too pricey for our cars







Which rotor is reputable but not too pricey for our cars



Even the cheapest rotors will last a long time if you use a pad that's not harsh. Generally that means stay away from race pads that need a bit of heat in them to work properly. However, I have had bad luck with certain low-dust street pads that needlessly chew up rotors.
I like Centric blanks (The parent company of Stoptech)
They're super cheap and decently thick so they are less prone to warping and cracks.
I like Centric blanks (The parent company of Stoptech)
They're super cheap and decently thick so they are less prone to warping and cracks.
i found an online whole sale lexus parts store that sells centric rotors very reasonably priced and oem quality. just installed them so far so good. i had a problem with autozone rotors warping on me even though i wasnt racing
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