X drilled or slotted rotors... change your class?
my type r has intake, header, cat, and 205/50/15 tires.. i am currently running in STX. will swapping out the rotors put me in another class?
Actually you are allowed big brake kits, so no slotted or cross drilled rotors are fine for STX.
I would personally run Brembo blanks as it has been proven that cross drilled or slotted rotors don't actually help you and decrease the surface area of your stopping power.
I would personally run Brembo blanks as it has been proven that cross drilled or slotted rotors don't actually help you and decrease the surface area of your stopping power.
I don't think U can change the diamiter of the rotors though, U have to stay with the stock size. But U can get slotted or drilled.
I think Civicracer is right, IIRC big kits are allowed in STX, not that they're going to help you in autocross.
All the street touring type classes allow x-driled and slotted rotors. They are NOT legal however, in stock or street prepared classes.
All the street touring type classes allow x-driled and slotted rotors. They are NOT legal however, in stock or street prepared classes.
All the street touring type classes allow x-driled and slotted rotors. They are NOT legal however, in stock or street prepared classes.
[Modified by vwong, 11:14 AM 11/26/2002]
I would spend the money elsewhere. Buy Brembo blanks (or Autozone rotors), and use the other $60 for something else (possibly better brake pads, which actually do aid braking).
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