anything wrong with wearever brand?

[tightflks]

i need to buy rear rotors for my integra, money is an issue and wearever was really cheap and bendix and other brands were like 50.

is there any problem with these? are they going to like crack sometime soon or get warped really easily?

[uproot]

they should work fine for daily driving

[JayL]

wearever is a good brand, but they have several different levels, make sure you get the best.. i think its called silver or gold..cant remember, or just go ahead and get the bendix, they are good, use them on my integra.

[tightflks]

http://www.partsamerica.com/ProductDetail.aspx?MfrCode=WE1&MfrPartNumber=YH145060&PartType=221&PTSet=A

those are the ones i was lookin at

here are some that are raymond

http://www.partsamerica.com/ProductDetail.aspx?MfrCode=RAY&MfrPartNumber=96087RGS&PartType=221&PTSet=A

like i said money is an issue now, so thats why i jus wanted to know if they wont like crack or warp or something

[ash7]

they'll be just fine if you don't go drive your car in HDPEs. I know a couple guys that run wearever blanks on the track for the simple reason that the are cheap to replace. But they go through a front set every single event due to heat tolerance issues.

-jonathan

[tightflks]

hdpe?

[ash7]

high performance driving event - NASA, SCCA, etc

-jonathan

[tightflks]

thanks for the help guys

[TheJGB3]

wearever is a good brand, but they have several different levels, make sure you get the best.. i think its called silver or gold..cant remember, or just go ahead and get the bendix, they are good, use them on my integra.

Wearever Silver and Gold are for the pads and shoes at Advance Auto, not on the rotors. For standard they offer Wearever and Bendix for premium. Bendix aren't always available for every application though.