Noob Questions for Rotors and pads?
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Noob Questions for Rotors and pads?
I need to switch out my rotors and pads now
I have the oem brake system
Which company rotor and pads are above average to replace?
Maybe a site to order those pads and rotors or go to a place to get it purchased and installed?
im at 213/323 area
I have the oem brake system
Which company rotor and pads are above average to replace?
Maybe a site to order those pads and rotors or go to a place to get it purchased and installed?
im at 213/323 area
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I'm actually doing the same for my 08 IS350 and have read good reviews on this company, alot of audi owners are running these and the price is cheaper then oem
http://www.ebay.com/itm/FRONT-REAR-K...98fa40&vxp=mtr
or if you want to save even more $$....which I'm looking into:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/FRONT-REAR-K...566749&vxp=mtr
http://www.ebay.com/itm/FRONT-REAR-K...98fa40&vxp=mtr
or if you want to save even more $$....which I'm looking into:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/FRONT-REAR-K...566749&vxp=mtr
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There's no good reason to drill holes in your car rotors (and some good reasons not to)
Slotted there's only a good reason to do if the car will be used on a race track.
For street use blank rotors are the best option. OEM is fine of course... Centric premium rotors will do the same job and be a bit cheaper.
Likewise for pads there's no good reason not to use the OEM (low-dust) ones unless using the car on a track.
Slotted there's only a good reason to do if the car will be used on a race track.
For street use blank rotors are the best option. OEM is fine of course... Centric premium rotors will do the same job and be a bit cheaper.
Likewise for pads there's no good reason not to use the OEM (low-dust) ones unless using the car on a track.
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