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Age: 44 Posts: 184 Joined: 11th Jul 2006 Ride: BA XR8 Sedan or a potato gun Location: Yeppoon/Rockhampton Central QLD |
Found this:
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/504-X-DRILLED-SL ... dZViewItem Any good??? And do I need the backs as well as the fronts??
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kwaussiekid |
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I am told that the cross drilled have a tendancy to break.I went with straight slotted and good pads-(check out our sponsor Hightech brakes) and braided lines,and the difference is phenominal.
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thats right, for street use slotted will do the job & depending how hard you drive.... EBC or BENDIX with the braied lines & it will be a different car......But the EBC green stuff aren't disc friendly meaning that they will chew the s**t out of the rotors, but they will work, more for hard street & track days....
there are other brands of brake pads out there, I use mainly these two brands for genreal use & saloon cars....... |
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fordfreak ef |
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{USERNAME} wrote: I am told that the cross drilled have a tendancy to break.I went with straight slotted and good pads-(check out our sponsor Hightech brakes) and braided lines,and the difference is phenominal. perhaps only depending on how you use the car?
*street *track *quayer mile.. ive had my DBA slotted and CROSS DRILLED rotors for nearly a year now with NO probs WHAT-SO-EVER... |
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Macca |
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Didn't DBA release a statement that this problem has been reduced with a new design.
I will have to have a look.
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fordfreak ef |
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{USERNAME} wrote: Didn't DBA release a statement that this problem has been reduced with a new design. perhaps it was just a "bad batch" of cross drilled and slotted rotors' that failed a couple of time giving them a bad name.. "only take a couple of bad stories to drag the disc's down with public being scared to commit to them..
I will have to have a look. |
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richie |
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A good option is a relatively new RDA rotor that is slotted & instead of cross drilled they have dimples ( like only the depth of tip of the drill has been used). I forget the part number. They are a gold anodised color.
I am using these with EBC Reds. Richie.
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davro_xr6 |
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Age: 44 Posts: 184 Joined: 11th Jul 2006 Ride: BA XR8 Sedan or a potato gun Location: Yeppoon/Rockhampton Central QLD |
So no go on the ones from e-bay then??
How much for a set of discs?? And would I need to replace both front and back or just the front??
_________________ Sadly "X-RATED" has been sold to my brother - no longer do I own my XT - but its a brief sadness!! I now have an XR8 and permanent boner - SCHWING!! |
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kwaussiekid |
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davro_xr6 If you wish to improve your brakes, then do both ends. Funds allowing, braided lines, and SRT pads from Hightec brakes-one of our sponsors.
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