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Tuned by HPF
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Cranbourne
Posts: 415
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Hi All,
I have just fitted some slotted rotors to my car. Found them on e-bay and since I was down to my last machine (Almost below the legal thickness) on the original discs I thought it would be worth giving these ones a try: http://cgi.ebay.com.au/502-SLOTTED-R...QQcmdZViewItem When I was picking up the rotors, the guy said they sell their own make of pads, apparently they are made by the same company that supplies BMW, for $55 I thought I would give them a try. (The owner told me in his words "They are better then the original pads by: 90% when cold, 20% at normal temp and 90% when very hot") I have started to bed the pads in and I must say, I am already impressed with the improvement, although it is not a massive improvement it is already noticable and the bedding in process has only just started. I will let everyone know how they go over the next couple of weeks. Norton |
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Cheap Slotted Rotors - Just fitted
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