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  1. 09-04-2007, 12:50 PM #1
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    Default Limited time special on Brembo!



    ATTENTION:
    We have been allowed to deeply discount Brembo rotors for a limited time.
    They're available in blank (OEM), slotted, or drilled!



    We highly recommend replacing your pads along with your new rotors to prevent damage and premature wear.
    Because of this, we keep premium pads in stock. Remember to ask about them.

    Call today for pricing!


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    How much for an 01 Honda Prelude and Brembo Slotted? Front and Rear
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    Quote Originally Posted by Crazy Asian
    How much for an 01 Honda Prelude and Brembo Slotted? Front and Rear
    brembo doesnt make rear slotted for our car.. im pretty sure..
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    pm price on front/rear rotors(blanks) and pads for a 95 gsr..no free callin until 9pm..so plz pm price



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    PM pricing on 90 CRX DX Front Brembo Blanks please.
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    how much left front , 95 supra turbo ... thanks
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    PM pricing on front and rear blanks for a 95 Acura Integra LS.
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    front and rear...can you do drilled and slotted? If not then price for just slotted. please
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    pm price for slotted rotors F/R on 99 SI

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    pm price for blank and slotted f/r 91 integra ls and pads
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    pm me price for front and rear.
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    CLEAR YOUR PM'S


    How much for a set of front sloted rotors for a 2005 scion tC
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    Serious Question

    What make brembo blanks better than autozone?
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    2004 Ford Mustang GT drilled only, front and rears price please. PM me if possible.
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    autozone are duralast.. and brembo is better.... i mean what make honda better that hyundai
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    Quote Originally Posted by burke420
    autozone are duralast.. and brembo is better.... i mean what make honda better that hyundai

    your analogy is horrible

    LOL You never told why those blanks are better. You dont have to reply because Speedminded gave me the run down. If only you knew, you may save a few bucks
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    Quote Originally Posted by bigdare23
    your analogy is horrible

    LOL You never told why those blanks are better. You dont have to reply because Speedminded gave me the run down. If only you knew, you may save a few bucks
    Oh enligtened one, could you give me the "run down" as well.

    Oh and i wasn't being a smart ass. i really would like to know.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dwnsthGABOY
    Oh enligtened one, could you give me the "run down" as well.

    Oh and i wasn't being a smart ass. i really would like to know.

    Cool homie

    I dont want to take away from the poster, so I'm not going to go into details. Just know that the same item can be sold under different brands and we all know that prices are based on a brands
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    2002 civic lx front..pm plz
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    97 accord lx, 4dr. front and rear... drilled and slotted? if not just slotted + pads
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    hey do you have the prices for 07 civic si sedan??? drilled & slotted
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    95 del sol SI fronts and rears
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    price for front and rear drill and slotted for an R33
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    could i get a price quote on a 95 civic ex for drilled and slotted. and do you have them both slotted and drilled, if so could i get the price on that. btw i would like the price both w/ install and w/o install
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    Blanks are perfectly fine. For a street car and even a randomly tracked car I would recommend(and use myself) blanks. They are better. Less chance for cracked or problems with the rotors.

    The problem with drilled is that is simply that. They are drilled. They cast a blank. Then drill it. Sure does look cool but the strength and inegrity of the rotor has been lessened. Use at your own risk. I came to the point of ALMOST exploding a Brembo Drilled on the track. Something didn't feel right. Pulled off and a HUGE crack going almost all the way around skipping from hole to hole... bad news. Real drilled rotors aren't drilled they are cast into the rotor.

    Slotted are overall good. Will give a bit more grab and "expel" the gases. More needed for race use. Doubt any of the street cars on here need that type of stopping and that big of a need to "expel" the gases.

    I have and continue to use blanks for track events. If they can work on the track they certainly can work on the street.

    Just get blanks. Little holes in your rotors do nothing but make it look cool.

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