and so does the car. 
Eradispeed Rotors installed (pics)
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St. Jude Donor '03-'04
Eric, your car looks great. I'm happy I was able to influence you with your choice of rotors. I told you they would look awesome on your already outstanding car. I would have never recommended these rotors had they not changed the rear design.. AS far as your question on the Steel Wool, you do not have to perform any maintenance for several years. I didn't touch my rotors for almost three years, I only performed maintenance one time this past Fall, prior to that I was able to just blow out the holes and slots with my compressor.. for me it took about 20,000 miles to notice the rotors were starting to loose their zinc coating. So figure 15,000 to 20,000 miles before you have to do anything.. If you are using stock pads , the fire paths will become shinier as time goes on..
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St. Jude Donor '03-'06-'07-'08-'09
Originally Posted by CUlookin
looks awesome... I have my Eradispeeds still in the box, waiting for a nice day to install!!
car and rotors look awesome...mine are going on this Saturday
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Great looking car. I'm glad I got to see some pictures. 
That's the exact same setup I'm looking to get done for my car.
First I'm getting the Tiger Shark front fascia, then the rotors painted Mag Red, with the Eradispeed Rotors in stalled.
I'm also getting the same CCW package.
Did you have any problems with transferring the wheel sensors ?
Once again, thanks for the pictures.
That's the exact same setup I'm looking to get done for my car.
First I'm getting the Tiger Shark front fascia, then the rotors painted Mag Red, with the Eradispeed Rotors in stalled.
I'm also getting the same CCW package.
Did you have any problems with transferring the wheel sensors ?
Once again, thanks for the pictures.
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St. Jude Donor '03-'05-'06-'07
Originally Posted by ChasC5
..........................Did you have any problems with transferring the wheel sensors ?
Once again, thanks for the pictures.
Once again, thanks for the pictures.
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Originally Posted by Vetteran
I didn't transfer the sensors. I purchased a complete wheel, tire and sensor package from CCW. Had to train the new sensors but that was a piece of cake!
