View Poll Results: What rotor to use on custom big brake kit?

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  • Plain

    11 18.03%
  • Crossdrilled

    5 8.20%
  • Slotted

    20 32.79%
  • Slotted & Crossdrilled

    25 40.98%
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Thread: Crossdrilled or Not?

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    i have crossed drilled slotted rotors on all four. the braking is superb with ceramic pads...but im begining to see little cracks in the hole of the rotors(due to me washing car while hot)
    i wouldnt suggest gettin these if you were to autox ect. just get whats best for your application

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    Quote Originally Posted by BLk92DA
    i have crossed drilled slotted rotors on all four. the braking is superb with ceramic pads...but im begining to see little cracks in the hole of the rotors(due to me washing car while hot)
    i wouldnt suggest gettin these if you were to autox ect. just get whats best for your application

    If you are seeing little cracks you need to throw them away now. They are trash, they could come apart at any minute.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Baller
    If you are seeing little cracks you need to throw them away now. They are trash, they could come apart at any minute.
    squint your eyes little?

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