rob.ok

I'm pretty sure that they are the same except for the quality of the paint used. The cheaper ones might not be balanced but to be honest....I'm 99% sure that they are.

-Rob

atomic

BDA (Disc Brakes Australia) produce some very good quality castings.
http://www.dba.com.au

There are plenty of suppliers in the states so take a look.

S2johnyK

Hello guys,

I know that OEM rotors are very good rotors, but here in Greece I don't have the possibility to buy new OEM rotors all the time because of their price.
I have buy them a couple times from US but because of their weight the shipping cost and the custom taxes were high enough.

I am thinking this solution right now http://compbrake.co.uk/shop/product_info.p...roducts_id=4071

What's your opinion?

This company also offers a rear set of 2-piece brake rotors ...

alSpeed2k

^They look nice but they are so expensive! As for the brand, never heard of them, they seem to be an European company though.

These guys didn't get much mileage out of theirs:

http://www.lancerregister.com/showthread.p...light=powervane

S2johnyK

[QUOTE=alSpeed2k,Mar 5 2010, 04:04 AM] ^They look nice but they are so expensive!

tmkpres

How about some rotors that dont rust like crazy. i use my car for daily so don't need expensive fancy rotors. I made the mistake of getting 88brakes or whatever the company was, and they rust like crazy ! I HATE them !

tudernos

I am leaning towards OEM rotors and OEM AP1 pads for less brake dust. This set-up consist of daily driving, some spirited driving and maybe a track day or two.