Centric rotors
#1
Safety Car
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Centric rotors
I been reading on a lot of members using centric rotors, are they just a good multi purpose rotors?
I don't track or autox the car yet. But do have a pair of hawk HP's track pads. Until I mod the motor the car will be used on the street.
I don't track or autox the car yet. But do have a pair of hawk HP's track pads. Until I mod the motor the car will be used on the street.
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Melting Slicks
I have a full set of Centric rotors on my 2001 and have had no problems with them at all. Been on the car for 2 years and about 10,000 miles.
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I sell them, and like others have said, the "125.xxxxx" series are the ones you want. The "120.'s" are just an oe replacement.
You can also do "126.'s" for slotted, "127.'s for slotted and drilled, or "128.'s" for drilled only.
You can also do "126.'s" for slotted, "127.'s for slotted and drilled, or "128.'s" for drilled only.
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Originally Posted by Nurburgring
Centric it is then.
Any recommendations on where to buy?
Any recommendations on where to buy?
#10
Advanced
I've used Centric stuff on many cars, on an off the track never been disappointed with their stuff. They're the same company as StopTech.
I have their slotted rotors up front, and blanks in the rear. High carbon, cryo-treated.
I have their slotted rotors up front, and blanks in the rear. High carbon, cryo-treated.
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I'm running exactly this, but a C-6z conversion....I have not been kind to my brake system, but even after 3 years of abuse, there are still the factory machining cross-hatching on them!