Brake rotors

[KingKevin]

What do you guys think about these brake rotors. They seem like a good deal to me, but I dont know about these things really. What do you guys think? My only concern is how big they will be. I dont want them to be smaller than stock

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayI ... &viewitem=

[SleeperSolara]

Cross drilled won't last long, IMO.
Just get some good name brand slotted rotors.

[1gSE]

i wouldn't do it. Don't even know who makes them. If you're looking to upgrade, stick with a good name, but be prepared to spend some cash

[ToyoSolV6]

What do you guys think about these brake rotors. They seem like a good deal to me, but I dont know about these things really. What do you guys think? My only concern is how big they will be. I dont want them to be smaller than stock

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayI ... &viewitem=

atl autosports is actually a good company..ive dealt with them before i bought the full rotor set up from them for my mr2. I was about to order these for the rear of the solara too.

[KingKevin]

Ha nice! toyosolV6 how was the rotor set for your mr2? good quality? and were they big enough. thanks

[ToyoSolV6]

yeah its stock size and works well for me i already but the two fronts i need to do the two rears on sunday so far theyre great.

[SirThomas88]

They are probably OEM rotors that have been drilled and slotted.

I've got something similar on my Camry, but different company on eBay (Brakemotive). I think they're great for the price, and look good. I will tell you though when I'm braking hard at high speeds the rotors still start to vibrate from the heat, though Im sure the holes help with that.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Silver-Z ... 3367db4f35

Heres photos of what I got:

[Gregtrd]

I like that picture ^^^

[TheGreenDutch]

Go for it. They look cool just be for warned that the pads wear out faster with drilled rotors but who gives a shite right!...lol

[ToyoSolV6]

lifetime warranty at auto zone lol

[ozone]

Just FYI, you can't change the size of your rotors without changing the calipers or the mounting location of the calipers. Think about it. If the disk is thicker, then it won't fit between the pads. If you've ever changed pads, you'll know that you can barely get new pads on when the piston is all the way back in the caliper.

If you go larger in diameter, then it will hit the caliper, unless it moves out away from the center of rotation. So you would need a different mounting bracket or different caliper. So don't buy larger rotors unless you get a kit or something.

[808lara]

cross driiled/slotted rotors w/ceramic pads from brakelabs.com.

[ToyoSolV6]

nice wheels pics of the whole car?

[KingKevin]

nice wheels! The only thing left now is to paint those calipers! everything looks brand new except for those Red calipers with that setup would look sick IMO

[cartang]

I have the same kit that SirThomas has , great for the price good braking .