Mismatched rear rotors?
02-17-2017, 10:21 AM
#11
I think a full set of blanks can be had on rockauto for $50-60ish plus shipping.
Spend money on pads. Especially for a street car. You're really just after feel. You're not going to overheat a good pad like a Stoptech SP or probably even an Akeboner Performance Ceramic.
Scrutinizing rotor material and construction pays off a little more on a track car. But...not enough to make me buy anything but blanks for the past 10 seasons of track use.
Spend money on pads. Especially for a street car. You're really just after feel. You're not going to overheat a good pad like a Stoptech SP or probably even an Akeboner Performance Ceramic.
Scrutinizing rotor material and construction pays off a little more on a track car. But...not enough to make me buy anything but blanks for the past 10 seasons of track use.
02-17-2017, 11:38 AM
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I think a full set of blanks can be had on rockauto for $50-60ish plus shipping.
Spend money on pads. Especially for a street car. You're really just after feel. You're not going to overheat a good pad like a Stoptech SP or probably even an Akeboner Performance Ceramic.
Scrutinizing rotor material and construction pays off a little more on a track car. But...not enough to make me buy anything but blanks for the past 10 seasons of track use.
Spend money on pads. Especially for a street car. You're really just after feel. You're not going to overheat a good pad like a Stoptech SP or probably even an Akeboner Performance Ceramic.
Scrutinizing rotor material and construction pays off a little more on a track car. But...not enough to make me buy anything but blanks for the past 10 seasons of track use.
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