YoungRider

Hey guys looking for a new set of rotors for my 2018 IS350.

What do you guys recommend?
Any Brands?
Slotted or Drilled or OEM?

enkrypt3d

I have frozen rotors on my NSX which are cryo treated and they are amazing. They are made to order though so the lead time is a few weeks...

http://www.frozenrotors.com/category/street-sport-cryo/

Highly recommended. I'm planning on ordering some with some G-LOC R6 pads...

BRiCCFLAiR

I've also ran StopTech slotted cryo-treated rotors in the past. Big fan, although they are overkill for the casual commuter.

enkrypt3d

yes but the benefits of the cryo treated rotors is that you get a lot more miles out of them and stand up well to even some mild track days...

JNP1227

iTrader: (1)

Approximately how much longer do they last versus non cryo rotors?

enkrypt3d

With my NSX, it used to be my daily driver and I was amazed at how long they lasted... the rotors out lasted the pads... so I went thru 2 sets of pads before changing out the rotors again. Also recommend getting stainless steel brake lines as well.

BRiCCFLAiR

It seems like we have similar tastes on brake set ups on our non-Lexus cars. I ran stainless steel lines on my previous Audis and found the difference to be worthwhile. However, I've read that 3IS brake lines are some sort of kevlar-compound and the performance on the OEM ones is actually superior to stainless steel. Can anyone corroborate this?

enkrypt3d

Ah I didn't know that ... if that is the case then replacing them may not be worth it.... not sure though. I'm looking at ordering the frozen rotors from Mark at frozenrotors.com. He said the lead time is a week and the cost for all 4 corners is ~$375... not bad.

Also emailed Danny at G-LOC Brakes (formerly carbotech) to get the same pads I have on my NSX... they're also made to order.

BRiCCFLAiR

That's not a bad price at all for cryo-treated rotors. Might have to look into that.

JNP1227

iTrader: (1)

Whoa $375 is not bad at all!

Might look into this as well since my rotors dont last too long

enkrypt3d

Looks like I have a typo! Sorry guys:

Here's the email from Mark at Frozen Rotors: "Thank you for reaching out! The Street Sport Cryo rotors for your Lexus will run $214.78 each for the fronts and $161.08 for the rears. I'm a little over a week out on these. How soon do you need them?"

So 429.56 for the front and 322.16 for the rears... still not bad though...

EJ255t

Im running Stoptech Slotted rotors with Stoptech street pads. Love them!!!

Flash5

I was looking into their kit. Is the brake force much better than stock or is it just a little better?

Mewannalex

Bump for any updates on this.

skarface46

Where did you read about the brake lines being some sort of Kevlar?