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#364403 Jan 3, 1:44pm
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Ok Im going to go with rotora slotted rotors...what do you recommend for pads besides TRD? Should I just go with oem pads?

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i have never heard anything bad about the TRDs you might want to look into those... thumbsup

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i'd say go for it, rep TRD w00t


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car isn't fast enough for slotted/drilled rotors, i think it's a waste to be frank about it.

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Originally Posted by Polykarb
car isn't fast enough for slotted/drilled rotors, i think it's a waste to be frank about it.

Im not doing it because my car is fast...its for looks and mostly because I can grin

So...besides TRD...???


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why dont you want to do TRD?

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Originally Posted by Polykarb
car isn't fast enough for slotted/drilled rotors, i think it's a waste to be frank about it.


Hmmm..It looks better. grin

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Yeah, why does it need to be faster? He didnt say anything about a big brake kit, just slotted rotors. And even if he is getting a big brake kit a lot of show cars do that. Just slotted rotors themselves look nicer, will help prevent rust, and cool the brake pads more.

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Originally Posted by Johnsgt
Yeah, why does it need to be faster? He didnt say anything about a big brake kit, just slotted rotors. And even if he is getting a big brake kit a lot of show cars do that. Just slotted rotors themselves look nicer, will help prevent rust, and cool the brake pads more.

Thanks...exactly why im doing it thumbsup


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