yeah when ever you put on a new sets of rotors it is a good idea to put on new pads.

I'm working with stoptech to find out what we can do.

 

FYI, Endless makes direct replacement 2-piece directional rotors... about the same price as what you're proposing.

Would the StopTech ones use McLaren clips on the rotors (ie fully floating)? If so, count me in, too...

chris

 

I'd be interested in Aerorotor rotors.

 

http://www.stoptech.com/rotorcompare...comparison.htm

Seems like the system is similar.

 

cool let us know what you can do...

 

Looks like 10 or so sets will do the trick . if pricing comes in around the 350Z brembos they will be $550 ish for the front and $750ish for the rear. the replacement Aero rotors are the cheap part when it comes time at around $100 for the front and $70 for the rear.

BTW these are in the works at stoptech already so we should see them around the first of the year but if we want to do a GB and pre order them we can probably get that moved up to jan or so. Let me know what you guys think

Greg

 

$550 each or for the pair?

 

those are for a pair

 

That is CHEAP for a pair of 2-piece rotors...

I paid ~$500 each for my Endless 2-piece

 

$550 for a pair of Stoptech two piece aerorotors? You want my credit card now ?

Greg at this price, they will sell like hotcakes.

Keep me posted.

Steve

 

Count me in as well.

Percy Howard

 

I would be very interested in a two-piece aero rotor for the stock evo calipers also.

keep me updated too!!!!

 

What is a 2 piece aero rotor and how does it differ (if it does) from the stock rotor? What performance, longevity, or other advantages does it offer over stock, at least in theory?

 

Go to www.stoptech.com and read up. There is way too much there to post a simple reply here. It has a FAQ section, so you should be fine.

 

I would be interested in the two-piece aero rotors too.