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 What are some good aftermarket pad and rotor options?

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EM1toEVO

EM1toEVO


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PostSubject: What are some good aftermarket pad and rotor options?   What are some good aftermarket pad and rotor options? EmptyWed Jul 18, 2007 6:11 pm

I am in need of some new front rotors and some front and rear performance pads. Any experiences and suggestions?
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robb86
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PostSubject: Re: What are some good aftermarket pad and rotor options?   What are some good aftermarket pad and rotor options? EmptyWed Jul 18, 2007 6:24 pm

I went w/ the stoptech slotted rotors (f & r) and a set of ferodo ds2500 pads, so far... i love em!

Slight bit of *squeaking* at slow speeds, but I'm very pleased with the performance, thus far.
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EM1toEVO

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PostSubject: Re: What are some good aftermarket pad and rotor options?   What are some good aftermarket pad and rotor options? EmptyWed Jul 18, 2007 6:30 pm

How's the brake dust on the ferrodo pads compared to stock? I really like the stoptech rotors, but I figured they might be expensive.
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robb86
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PostSubject: Re: What are some good aftermarket pad and rotor options?   What are some good aftermarket pad and rotor options? EmptyWed Jul 18, 2007 6:46 pm

A lotta brake dust, then again I haven't had time to wash my car/wheels in quite a few weeks.

I got the stoptech slotted rotors, stoptech ss lines, motul fluid and the ferodo ds2500 for like $850 from a vendor on evom
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EM1toEVO

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PostSubject: Re: What are some good aftermarket pad and rotor options?   What are some good aftermarket pad and rotor options? EmptyWed Jul 18, 2007 8:55 pm

That's pretty decent pricing. Thanks for the info!
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ljk19841

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PostSubject: Re: What are some good aftermarket pad and rotor options?   What are some good aftermarket pad and rotor options? EmptyWed Jul 18, 2007 9:21 pm

i've had em on my old VIII they were great like robb said little bit of squeak and they look great too
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Rich4G63

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PostSubject: Re: What are some good aftermarket pad and rotor options?   What are some good aftermarket pad and rotor options? EmptySat Jul 21, 2007 11:54 am

Had the Ferodo ds2500's too, great bite to them...way better than stockers.. but have to agree on the squeaks and brake dust..
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Trekster

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PostSubject: Re: What are some good aftermarket pad and rotor options?   What are some good aftermarket pad and rotor options? EmptyMon Jul 30, 2007 11:08 am

Ferodo DS2500 are pretty much the best.

I've tried most of the brakes, (endless, carbotech, hawk, project mu) and Ferodo by far has the best anti-fade and durability. It dusts a lot and it's super squeeky, but it's the best I've tried.

I got some cheap ebay rotors (blanks) and they worked great.

When dealing with brakes, fade should be addressed more than the initial bite, since our brembo will provide a good bite either way, fading is something to look into. also, the tires are an important part of the braking as well.
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