ChuH

I miss out on the group buy with Steve Ganz on the RaceTech rotor deal several months ago. Now I am thinking about getting them mainly for looks and hopefully better braking performance. I know some of you have purchased these rotors in August 2002 and I just want to see if anyone have any issues regarding them. I contacted Steve and he still sells RaceTech rotors and EBC pads.

My stock rotors are a bit warped due to some high speed hard braking. I never had any cars that had cross drilled and/or slotted therefore would appreciate some expert advices. I heard that cross drilled rotors tend to crack. How is noise, feel and performance? Is the SS line needed?

Thanks in advance.

Chu...

SandRock

Try a search and you will find a wealth of info on the subject.

ChuH

Thanks for the advise but I had already done that. I am quite familiar with the SEARCH feature of this site. I got three hits if I search with "RACETECH".

https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...light=racetech

https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...light=racetech

https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...light=racetech

And if I search with "Race Tech rotor" I get your post.

https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...ace+tech+rotor

What I am asking for are owners with RaceTech rotors installed. There were 35 buyers on the last Group Buy in August 2002.

Chu...

JacobT

I have used RT rotors for about 10 months now. I'm not sure about the cracking part. I have no issue with any cracking.

The noise level is a little higher than stock rotors and the x-drilled rotors will generate more brake dust due to the vantilation. But I can live with that in return of the more agressive looking

ChuH

JacobT:

Thanks for the reply. Any issues with rusts?

Chu...

bravo261

iTrader: (1)

you no longer have the supra TT brakes? or the racetech are the tt?

JacobT

Bravo,

I still have the TT brake system with RT rotors.

Chu,

With cad coating, you won't get any rust at all.