iRotors - ???
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I dont have any experience. They are made from brembo blanks. http://www.ls1tech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=283133
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St. Jude Donor '04-'05-'06-'07
I recently removed my front ones that had been on for 25K miles or so. I only removed them to do the C5 conversion. Wear is very minimal and they have definitely had some hard use. I still have the irotors on the rear, obviously no problems there either.
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Interesting. I guess I could ask irotors directly, but anyone know if they've rotors that fit an LT4?
And as to the Axxix pads (formerly known as Repco, a long time ago), any experiences with the Ultimate Ceramics? Quiet, good stopping power, no fade, little dust, long lasting, etc.?
Thanks.
And as to the Axxix pads (formerly known as Repco, a long time ago), any experiences with the Ultimate Ceramics? Quiet, good stopping power, no fade, little dust, long lasting, etc.?
Thanks.
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St. Jude Donor '04-'05-'06-'07
Originally Posted by LT4CompYell
Interesting. I guess I could ask irotors directly, but anyone know if they've rotors that fit an LT4?
And as to the Axxix pads (formerly known as Repco, a long time ago), any experiences with the Ultimate Ceramics? Quiet, good stopping power, no fade, little dust, long lasting, etc.?
Thanks.
And as to the Axxix pads (formerly known as Repco, a long time ago), any experiences with the Ultimate Ceramics? Quiet, good stopping power, no fade, little dust, long lasting, etc.?
Thanks.
