Good choice... except mine are drilled/slotted w/ HP Pads.
Rotor Time!
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Rotor Time!
HEY EVERONE READING, IT'S THAT TIME AGAIN. I NEED SOME BRAKES, AND I WANTED TO KNOW DO ANYONE KNOW WHERE I CAN FIND SO GOOD DRILLED SLOTTED ROTORS AT FOR A 98 VET. WHAT SIZE SHOULD THEY BE, AND I LIKE TO GET DOWN IN MY VET SO NO SLOW HEAVY ROTORS. I AM SICK AND TIRED OF THESE FACTORY ROTORS I SHOULD OF CHANGED THEM LAST TIME.
THANKS ALOT.
THANKS ALOT.
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i just did the c6 z51 upgrade. i havent posted a thread on them yet, but they're a nice set of rotors for not much money. here's some early pics.
the biggest difference is the size of the old rears vs. the new ones:
new front & rear:
new and old fronts:
new front and old F&R:
the biggest difference is the size of the old rears vs. the new ones:
new front & rear:
new and old fronts:
new front and old F&R:
Last edited by jdmvette; Feb 13, 2007 at 03:17 AM.
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Sportbrakes are one option (less expensive) or you can go with something like the Baer Eradispeeds (more expensive).
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[QUOTE=jdmvette;1558935262]i just did the c6 z51 upgrade. i havent posted a thread on them yet, but they're a nice set of rotors for not much money. here's some early pics.
the biggest difference is the size of the old rears vs. the new ones:
Would you happen to have the part numbers for these rotors? F/R.
Thanks
the biggest difference is the size of the old rears vs. the new ones:
Would you happen to have the part numbers for these rotors? F/R.
Thanks
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Well, I'm sure you won't hear many people on here that have these...but I do and really like them. Here's the link and they're the 3rd down Brutestop. Made in the USA and affordable. I'm very happy with them.
http://www.raybestos.com/usa/rotors.htm#
I found them at an A-Line auto parts store, I believe that Auto Zone and similar places can also order them.
http://www.raybestos.com/usa/rotors.htm#
I found them at an A-Line auto parts store, I believe that Auto Zone and similar places can also order them.
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I believe you have to have a certain size tire to run the C6 Z51 rotors but not 100% sure what size that is.
I went with the StopTech rotors, they look great and are working really well so far.
I went with the StopTech rotors, they look great and are working really well so far.
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