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Yes they are. Great looking rotors at a great price.
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Great price, great product. You will get rust where the pads wear, no way to stop that since the zinc wears off that area. However, drive a short distance, and the rust is gone.
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Originally Posted by ooh yeah
They look great, they will show rust when you wash them, but rub off first use. 
Great Brakes!!! TIP: If you don't race the car or drive real hard on the street, you may want to consider drilled only, as the slots are designed to shave away a small portion of the pads each time the brakes are applied. I'm using the Sportbrakes drilled/slotted with factory pads on my '99 and they are fantastic - not a whole lot of dust either.
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