evoLuzN

iTrader: (23)

Im looking for a set of front rotors for my daily driving. Drilled or Slotted? Im looking for quiet and good enough on street. STOPTECH better or POWER SLOT or RACING BRAKE? Reason I pick those 3 is because I painted my BREMBO calipers in BLACK color. SO i need to match them up.

PS: drilled or slotted or both combine? Im looking for outlook/comfortable, I appreciate it! please post your comment.

Dont Try To Run

iTrader: (1)

Eh, hell, you can even get crossdrilled... It really doesnt matter, crossdrilled/slotted allow for a little bit more air to get into the break to keep it cooler (better stopping power).

TJ

spdracerut

iTrader: (2)

Cross-drilled will crack if you drive hard. I'd stay away from them.

EvoHung

iTrader: (18)

Yeah the cross-drilled rotors are more likely to crack under prolonged period of abuse or high heat. Some companys claim that their product will not crack though.

tlclee

iTrader: (2)

I think its only true if you buy cheap cross-drilled rotors. Doesn't Ferrari and GT3 come with Cross drilled? I am pretty sure those won't crack when they track it hard.

Tom

BoostWhore

iTrader: (42)

i know Porsche cast there rotors with the holes in the instead of drilling them.

MR 600

iTrader: (5)

Go with the stoptech rotors (slotted). I also think they are lighter then the rest.

Boosted GP

And they still crack on the track!!!!

mayhem

iTrader: (9)

For the street...any rotor that fits will do. Why go with the most expensive?

GTWORX.com

iTrader: (35)

The Ferrari 360 street car had drilled rotors....the 360 challange race car did not. Interesting.

To the OP, I would prefer Stoptech slotted rotors. Racing Brakes are nice, but for some reason they require you to use Hawk pads, which are okay, but i don't like that restriction.

If you really want to go all out, Performance Friction 2-piece rotors are the way to go, or wait for Stoptechs two piece rotors.

- Andrew

evoLuzN

iTrader: (23)

Stoptech Slotted with what kind of brake pad is more comfortable for daily driving? Quiet, no buzzing sounds when I brake. Project MU H/S street alrighT? I streetrace once awhile for fun

eficker

iTrader: (19)

whats wrong with the stockers?

sdoow

iTrader: (8)

RaciongBrake two piece stock replacement rotors (both front and rear) are track proven commodity and have been delivered to and tested in the market for more than two years while others still promising to make them availble.

Hawk racing pads were recommended for "motorsports" which we have tested them out and can guarantee of no pad deposit issue while some use other brands (i.e. Carbotech) can encounter pad deposit problem (reporting from Sti stock two piece application, not on EVO)

It's not a restriction. we have customers use their preferred racing pads with the same great braking result as Hawk.

EvoDan2004

iTrader: (94)

are the strop techs lighter then stock???

GTWORX.com

iTrader: (35)

Good to know.


- Andrew