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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  1. 06-08-2006, 03:44 PM #1
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    Brembo blanks or Blanks of your choice...OEM size, and some nice pads like Hawk Pad HP+... and you're good to go.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Outphase
    Brembo blanks or Blanks of your choice...OEM size, and some nice pads like Hawk Pad HP+... and you're good to go.
    Maybe, but why not go all out if you have the sources to build a kit The Porsche calipers have 20% larger pads and going from a solid rotor to one that is 15% larger and vented. Steel braided lines, extended stud's, and spacing the wheels a several MM's (however much it takes to get the wheels to fit). Cheapest Brembo kit for my car is $2,400...I have a little more than 10% into it
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