More effective- Rotors or pads?
go play with the search
i asked a while ago in the comp. forum and they all said get some brembo blanks, good pads and good fluid and it will stop your car hella fast. thats what i did (its all sitting on the floor right now, gonna install this weekend)
i asked a while ago in the comp. forum and they all said get some brembo blanks, good pads and good fluid and it will stop your car hella fast. thats what i did (its all sitting on the floor right now, gonna install this weekend)
go play with the search
i asked a while ago in the comp. forum and they all said get some brembo blanks, good pads and good fluid and it will stop your car hella fast. thats what i did (its all sitting on the floor right now, gonna install this weekend)
i asked a while ago in the comp. forum and they all said get some brembo blanks, good pads and good fluid and it will stop your car hella fast. thats what i did (its all sitting on the floor right now, gonna install this weekend)
And pads are generally cheaper than some bling rotors.
i asked a while ago in the comp. forum and they all said get some brembo blanks, good pads and good fluid and it will stop your car hella fast.
If I had to decide between rotors or pads, assuming your rotors are within a safe thickness, I'd swap out the pads (and fluid).
[Modified by ITR#231, 6:15 PM 6/19/2002]
I'm pretty impressed with this setup:
-Brembo blanks about $50 a pair at Nopi
-AEM (Nissin) Pads about $40 whereever
-Goodridge G stop stainless brake line (make HUGE difference, rock hard pedal) $110
-I use dot3/4 synthetic by Mobil I believe (silver bottle, black label, 500degree boiling point)
-and of course some good tires as thats whats touching the ground
i switched from powerslots and axxis Metalmaster pads and I like this setup alot more
hth.
-Brembo blanks about $50 a pair at Nopi
-AEM (Nissin) Pads about $40 whereever
-Goodridge G stop stainless brake line (make HUGE difference, rock hard pedal) $110
-I use dot3/4 synthetic by Mobil I believe (silver bottle, black label, 500degree boiling point)
-and of course some good tires as thats whats touching the ground
i switched from powerslots and axxis Metalmaster pads and I like this setup alot more
hth.
im using axxis ultimate pads. (well they go on friday)
http://www.collettimotorsports.com - rotors and fluid (ate superblue) - 25~$ per rotor
http://www.stoptech.com - pads (65$)
and yes, only tires stop you (technically) but pads and rotors are a good base.
[Modified by KAMiN, 6:17 PM 6/19/2002]
http://www.collettimotorsports.com - rotors and fluid (ate superblue) - 25~$ per rotor
http://www.stoptech.com - pads (65$)
and yes, only tires stop you (technically) but pads and rotors are a good base.
[Modified by KAMiN, 6:17 PM 6/19/2002]
then you want a nice setup
good pads (axxis ultimate) good fluid (ATE superblue or motul 600 racing)
i spend uder 200$ for pads, rotors, and fluid.
good pads (axxis ultimate) good fluid (ATE superblue or motul 600 racing)
i spend uder 200$ for pads, rotors, and fluid.
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