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    brake rotors

    does anyone have a recomendation for cross drilled slotted rotors that would fit my 2000 firebird. i'd like to keep the stock calipers.
    and i'd also like rotors that are zinc coated that won't rust up. ohio uses salt on the road in our 9 month long winter, and i want ones that are going to continue to look "new".
    also, would anyone recomend me just getting slotted rotors that aren't cross drilled.
    I've heard horror stories of cross drilled rotors breaking.

    [ June 05, 2005, 02:16 PM: Message edited by: clean2000birdv6 ]
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    a lot of people seem to get the hawk pads along with the powerslot rotors. powerslot also has slotted and dimpled rotors for that cross drilled look.
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      thanks,
      how are the hawk pads regaurding pads about throwing dust, but i still wonder if getting cross drilled rotors is a bad thing due to the rotors cracking. has anyone had any experiences with that?
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      • #4
        Originally posted by clean2000birdv6:

        how are the hawk pads regaurding pads about throwing dust
        http://www.camarov6.com/ubb/ultimate...c;f=2;t=003787

        I havent had my hawk pads on long enough to know
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          power slot rotors are real good thats what i have on my camaro
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          • #6
            check www.irotors.com
            they have pretty cheap ones. from what i've heard, they buy blank brembo brakes and crossdrill/slot them theirselves, havent heard much about them though.
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