Lveyolfe

Anyone know what brand would be safe and good for street use? Don’t want to break the bank but also don’t want to cheap out on eBay rotors.. thanks!

skiracer

I got slotted rotors from these guys on my Audi S4. I'd avoid any drilled rotors due to their tendency to have stress cracks on the holes..

http://www.adamsrotors.com/

SikhSipahi

No point in buying drilled or slotted. They are bad for daily driving unless you track your car

Silec

iTrader: (10)

I have an extra set of adam’s rotors( double slot/dimpled) if you're interested.

EliteZ

How much? And for what year?

Artisdeff

i went with stop tech rotors on my is200t and i couldnt be happier

E46CT

Always go blank stock replacements. Slotted or drilled essentially makes your brakes smaller, turning you into IS250 non f sport brakes. Not sure why anyone would want to downgrade their brakes.

Cars that come w/ drilled or slotting from the factory are designed from the ground up with consideration and pre-upsized accordingly. And even then it's mostly done for marketing.

no benefit from cut/slotted/drilled.

SwiftIS

minusplus

Adam's is a great choice for slotted rotors. I've had Stop Tech drilled rotors crack on me in previous cars. Aesthetically drilled/slotted rotors look better, but you'll get better longevity with blanks for brake pads.

trinhtd

got these from ebay really like the way they look too
https://www.ebay.com/itm/FRONT-REAR-...item21266a65d0

SwiftIS

itsx

I ordered StopTech Cryo-Treated Slotter Rotors, have not installed them yet. but I got these part numbers from StopTech's customer service line and ordered through Tirerack over the phone. The one's they have listed for rears when i ordered were listed for the is350c, not the 3IS is350
126.44138CSL
126.44137CSR
126.44189CSL
126.44189CSR

GSJDM

Have you still got that extra set mate?