malpaso

#1

I have found those brake discs are available also for ST celicas. What do you think about them? Anyone using them?

Brembo MAX


thanks for opinion.

p.s.: picture is not exactly perfect... (not those for ST celica). For ST celica are:
Front Axle diameter 255 mm
Pitch Circle diameter 55 mm
Thickness 25 mm
Num. of holes 5 with General Certification (ABE)

This post has been edited by malpaso: Jan 29, 2007 - 3:21 AM

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hurley97

#2

I think those look most like the rotors they use for the tarmac rallies in the WRC than anything else I've seen available for road cars.



[depending on cost] I'd try them, they might make some noise though

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Bitter

#3

brembo makes good rotors, give them a try.

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malpaso

#4

price is $170 for pair...

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doGGy

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price is $170 for pair...

Not too bad for a 170$ - just DONT get the Drilled ones - they are crap. Aim for the slotted rotors at most.

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spolski07

#6

off topic... but why does that wrx only have 4 lugs?

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WH95TE

#7

I need to get some disc breaks in the back

Diab1o_3000

#8

What's wrong with drilled rotors? I was considering getting drilled and slotted rotors this summer or spring break. Please stop me before I make a mistake!!!

I'm not trying to jack the thread, but I'm just curious.

This post has been edited by Diab1o_3000: Jan 30, 2007 - 1:15 PM

Bitter

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QUOTE(Diab1o_3000 @ Jan 30, 2007 - 1:14 PM) [snapback]522654[/snapback]

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What's wrong with drilled rotors? I was considering getting drilled and slotted rotors this summer or spring break. Please stop me before I make a mistake!!!

I'm not trying to jack the thread, but I'm just curious.

drilled rotors, even when correctly made, have a much greater tendency to crack. 100% of the cheap cross drills out there are incorrectly made.

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brthrurik

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drilled rotors, even when correctly made, have a much greater tendency to crack. 100% of the cheap cross drills out there are incorrectly made.
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x2 even the good ones aren't correctly treated after drilling, and the ones that are run about 600$ a pair