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Old Nov 20, 2008, 08:30 PM
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Feller: STOPTECH rotors, front/rear $400 - 3k miles

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I was gonna get new rotors but before I do I want to see if I have any serious interested for my rotors. They're stoptech, used for 3k miles, no tracking done whatsoever, I barely drive my car. They're basically new, asking $400 for fronts and rear. Retails around $625.

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Um.. $400 sounds pretty damn good for stop tech. I'll let you know on friday when I get paid
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If they are drilled, may be they can be considered sold bro.

Bump for you.
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What are you upgrading to btw?
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Old Dec 1, 2008, 01:26 AM
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Originally Posted by Wayne99gsr
Um.. $400 sounds pretty damn good for stop tech. I'll let you know on friday when I get paid
Thanks Wayne please let me know

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If they are drilled, may be they can be considered sold bro.

Bump for you.
Thanks but most people prefer slotted for tracking because they don't want the risk of cracking the rotors under extreme pressure such as a road course. If you want it you should move on it bro. Seriously, because if not someone will buy it before you just like the ARC knob
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Originally Posted by alvinhuyn
Thanks Wayne please let me know



Thanks but most people prefer slotted for tracking because they don't want the risk of cracking the rotors under extreme pressure such as a road course. If you want it you should move on it bro. Seriously, because if not someone will buy it before you just like the ARC knob
It is not about me going slow or taking my sweet time but I didn't check evom for that few days and when I read your PM, it was sold.

I heard about rotors being cracked specially the drilled, but MB AMG series have drilled rotors instead of slotted.

You have a good pricing there bro, any suggestion on other brand that I can stick with when it comes to rotors?
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Originally Posted by SunKren
It is not about me going slow or taking my sweet time but I didn't check evom for that few days and when I read your PM, it was sold.

I heard about rotors being cracked specially the drilled, but MB AMG series have drilled rotors instead of slotted.

You have a good pricing there bro, any suggestion on other brand that I can stick with when it comes to rotors?
Yeah I know, that sucked, I know you wanted it too. As for the drilled, I know a lot of companies do it for show, even PORSCHE says they do it more for show. But if you get high quality rotors I guess it's not bad, risk is much less. I would stick with brand names for brakes though...you don't want to risk your life on something bad. Sigh
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Originally Posted by alvinhuyn
Yeah I know, that sucked, I know you wanted it too. As for the drilled, I know a lot of companies do it for show, even PORSCHE says they do it more for show. But if you get high quality rotors I guess it's not bad, risk is much less. I would stick with brand names for brakes though...you don't want to risk your life on something bad. Sigh
You're right, totally right about being picky on those break components as life is on the line. I'm thinking to do more business with Giro Disk. I bought their magic break pads and they are good.

What are you switching to for the rotors?
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god i want these but 400 is a little bit too pricey for me right now. i can't do it!

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Old Dec 1, 2008, 10:51 AM
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Do it do it do it! Ebay ones are already basically this price. I'll help install for anyone whose local that picks these up Free labor! omg...thats the best part of all
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lol man...i have to save to fix my car this weekend. i have to buy a whole bunch of shiet to get it prepped and ready to start racing again =)
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Old Dec 1, 2008, 10:56 AM
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Originally Posted by bamboo_08
lol man...i have to save to fix my car this weekend. i have to buy a whole bunch of shiet to get it prepped and ready to start racing again =)
Hey, I understand Getting prepped for the 09 season?
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Originally Posted by alvinhuyn
Hey, I understand Getting prepped for the 09 season?
oh no i don't race on the track. lol i want to but no. i do street touge with some friends.
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I see...street touge Tokyo Drift style...alright You don't have to explain it to me buddy hahaha
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