drilled and sloted Options

[Dragondog]

where is a good place i can get drilled and sloted rotors......no i wont do it to standerd disks......i found a place in ca that sells them for 69$ for frt pair what do you think others for 107$ a disk

[Dragondog]

EDOP YOU SEEM TO TRY TO SAY THE LAST OF EVERYTHING ON ALL MY THREADS and its alwaws you saying something to that goes against us all...i think u need to start posting some proof on ur theroies and insults....u seem to try to prove ur smarter and know more bout our cars then every1 else..by useing insults......post proofs other then trying to convence with ur words....and by the by yes it weakens the disked if they are drilled on....we all know that

[Edophus]

EDOP YOU SEEM TO TRY TO SAY THE LAST OF EVERYTHING ON ALL MY THREADS and its alwaws you saying something to that goes against us all...i think u need to start posting some proof on ur theroies and insults....u seem to try to prove ur smarter and know more bout our cars then every1 else..by useing insults......post proofs other then trying to convence with ur words....and by the by yes it weakens the disked if they are drilled on....we all know that

dragondog chill sorry dont read to much into how i'm saying things i'm not tryinig to be smarter or insult anyone, it's just my opinion feel free to ignore it if you dont like it. Didnt even realise i'd posted in your threads, i've nothing to prove i hardly even post here, just trying to give an opinion that isnt second hand.

If you want to know if what i'm saying is fact or fiction then do some research that doesnt involve asking people on forums!.

but in short, grooved discs are for race pads, and again it depends on compound, many full on race pads dont work at low temps and will glaze over, the grooves will remove this glaze and allow the pad to function until its up to temp.

On a road car your unlikely to be using those kinds of pads, you really need a street pad thats going to work from low temps, and all grooved discs are doing is accelerating the wear of the pad, so what your really doing is costing yourself more money for no gain. If you are using discs that need grooved discs then you will need to be buying seriosly expensive treated discs or they will crack when used with that sort of pad.

I say buy plane discs because unless your racing, plane discs are far cheaper to buy and replace,combine with decent pads suitable for street use will give you by far the best value for money.

This post has been edited by Edophus: Apr 25, 2008 - 6:53 AM