Has anyone used these rotors?

[Brutus33]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/FORD...ptZMotorsQ5fCarQ5fTruckQ5fPartsQ5fAccessories

If so, would you recommend them?

 

[joekd]

I would have a hard time recommending any brake rotor sold on Ebay, they are usually made of cheaper materials and end up warping

I spent a little more and went with Powerslots on my car

 

[blkmcnasty]

Here bro try these, Ive put these on all my cars and they are great quality- http://brakeperformance.com/brake-rotors/Premium-Dimpled-and-Slotted-Brake-Rotors.php

 

[Matt94GT]

I got the stang suspension rotors. IMO they are a great value and I would buy them again and I did shop around quite a bit.

edit: I see they dont have them anymore, I wonder if they are going to start making them again??

 

[Paul]

The only thing that "dimpled" and "slotted" rotors do is decrease rotor mass/cooling area, and introduce stress risers into the rotor where cracks can occur. While this is certainly unlikely on the street, you're not going to get any better performance out of them than a standard "blank."

All the slotting, drilling, zinc-washing, and drilling is for bling only.

Paul.

 

[Dr.Scientist]

Some people will tell you that dimpled and slotted rotors will actually stop better because they "relieve heat faster". I always had a hard time buying into this because heat and friction are what you want. Right? I mean some heat and friction at least. I'd never buy drilled rotors cause they ALWAYS crack, in the end. Might take 'em a while, but it'll happen. If you must have some kind of bling, go dimpled instead of drilled.

 

[Brutus33]

Thanks for the help. I did not know that