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Old Jul 8, 2007 | 01:42 PM
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i am in the market to upgrade my stock rotors to some drilled / cross rotors. I was wondering what is the best set-up for the buck??

Also found some on ebay and was wondering if they are reliable, quality .... ??

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Chevy...27067794QQrdZ1

Any experience or insite would be greatly appreciated.

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Old Jul 8, 2007 | 02:09 PM
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I just bought some Baer decelarotors, were approx $420/set/shipped. They have a 3 yr warp and cracking warranty. I searched Ebay but just didn't feel comfortable with the really cheap rotors. There is a Powerslot group buy on the forum now, they are good quality rotors too. See Cajundude post. They do not come drilled/slotted, but you can get dimpled/slotted. They also have a 3 year warranty. I just didn't think it was smart to go cheap on brakes, though many members on this forum have had good luck with the cheap rotors on Ebay.

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Here is something you may not be aware of. The GM Durastop performance rotors are drilled and slotted, but the best part is this; 2-3 years ago the best price you could get was just under $600 for the set of 4. For some unknown reason, they are now somewhere around $250! What I am saying is, don't fool around with aftermarket stuff when you can get genuine GM performance parts way cheap!!
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Old Jul 8, 2007 | 03:56 PM
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Originally Posted by mk8k8
i am in the market to upgrade my stock rotors to some drilled / cross rotors. I was wondering what is the best set-up for the buck??

Also found some on ebay and was wondering if they are reliable, quality .... ??

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Chevy...27067794QQrdZ1

Any experience or insite would be greatly appreciated.

Mike
I have brakes and rotors from R1 (which I bought from ebay) on my car now...put them on about 3,000 miles ago.....figured I'd give them a try...so far so good
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Old Jul 8, 2007 | 03:59 PM
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Sport brakes rotors have been on mine for over 2 years with no problems, paid $250.
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Old Jul 8, 2007 | 04:01 PM
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I had the Sport Brakes rotors on a 98 that I had for about 2 years and I've wondered about those E-Bay ones too!
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Originally Posted by bkazepis
I have brakes and rotors from R1 (which I bought from ebay) on my car now...put them on about 3,000 miles ago.....figured I'd give them a try...so far so good
do you feel any difference...stop better, cooler (temp wise)
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Originally Posted by mk8k8
do you feel any difference...stop better, cooler (temp wise)
The stopping is no better or worse than it was before....although I got the ones that were not drilled so you may notice improvement over stock...kinda wished I got the drilled and slotted ones now... ...I called them prior to ordering off of Ebay..they seemed legit, answered any questions I had...
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Originally Posted by bkazepis
The stopping is no better or worse than it was before....although I got the ones that were not drilled so you may notice improvement over stock...kinda wished I got the drilled and slotted ones now... ...I called them prior to ordering off of Ebay..they seemed legit, answered any questions I had...
great i think i might just order them
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Originally Posted by $$$frumnuttin'
2-3 years ago the best price you could get was just under $600 for the set of 4. For some unknown reason, they are now somewhere around $250!

Thats because NOBODY, I mean NOBODY knows how to levy the Corvette tax better than Chevrolet.
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Try these at least they are brembo

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...3585&rd=1&rd=1
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Originally Posted by TJ VETT
Sport brakes rotors have been on mine for over 2 years with no problems, paid $250.

Chuck

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Wherever you buy your rotors make sure they are zinc washed/coated to keep them from rusting. I myself went with DIMPLED/slotted rather than the popular drilled/slotted zinc washed rotors and 'am very happy with them.
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Originally Posted by old55
Wherever you buy your rotors make sure they are zinc washed/coated to keep them from rusting. I myself went with DIMPLED/slotted rather than the popular drilled/slotted zinc washed rotors and 'am very happy with them.
All of our rotors comes zince plated for a better rust protection.
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