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Old 03-28-02, 08:02 AM
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Default Slotted, Drilled Brake routers (sp?)

Looking to replace my brake routers (sp?)..anyway...I wanna go with the slotted, drilled variety. But all I can find is the 'cadmium' plated kind. Really need the 'silver'' version..Wheels are silver....Anybody know who sells these? Can't find em anywhere..Thanks...sorry for all the mis-spellings, etc.......



Also, any pad recommendations for the new routers..?
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Check out E-bay for the rotors. Someone on this forum was selling a decently priced set on there.
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Routers be for wood...
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Default Re: Slotted, Drilled Brake routers (sp?)

Originally posted by krypto
Looking to replace my brake routers (sp?)..anyway...I wanna go with the slotted, drilled variety. But all I can find is the 'cadmium' plated kind. Really need the 'silver'' version..Wheels are silver....Anybody know who sells these? Can't find em anywhere..Thanks...sorry for all the mis-spellings, etc.......

Also, any pad recommendations for the new routers..?
Don't get cross-drilled rotors. They crack from what I've read.

IIRC Slotted are fine though. If your brakes really are the same as the N/A Supra then check out http://www.cyberauto.com/ToyotaSupra(93+).txt

You'll want the non-turbo versions... (turbo versions won't fit calipers or wheels).

Stock pads should be just fine IMO.

Cyberauto is very reputable.

HTH.

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Old 03-29-02, 05:32 AM
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Default Re: Slotted, Drilled Brake routers (sp?)

Originally posted by krypto
Looking to replace my brake routers (sp?)..anyway...I wanna go with the slotted, drilled variety. But all I can find is the 'cadmium' plated kind. Really need the 'silver'' version..Wheels are silver....Anybody know who sells these? Can't find em anywhere..Thanks...sorry for all the mis-spellings, etc.......



Also, any pad recommendations for the new routers..?
The Cadmium plated rotors are just rust prevention. The area where the pads don't touch won't get rust.

"Quick" suggestion of www.cyberauto.com is one of the place to check out. Steve Ganz 800-908-6968 has RTD slotted for $99 each front, he doesn't have the rear though. OEM for ~$120 each. Let us know if he has the rear yet and is the price changed yet...

As for Pads, Cyberauto has them or try NAPA both of these places have non dust brake pads. NAPA has lifetime guarantee. I don't knoe OEM pads cost...
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