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Old April-4th-2005, 06:38 PM
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Brembo Drilled and Slotted

Just in case you guys wanted to know where to get some there is a place in Dallas that has them, cheap too! Full set for 195.00. I just got mine in and the look great. This is the guy that said I could have them for free if I told people where I got them. well now I'm holding up my end.

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2521 Merrell Rd
Dallas Tx 75229-4648

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Those look nice. Which brake pads are you gonna run with them?
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what if i have a 4wd, i'd have to replace all 4 rotors right?
and what about size and stuff? I don't know much about these things that's why I'm askin'
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I don't know, I'll use the factory ones for a while. I'll have to look into them. Befor I put them on I am going to debur them. Some of the edges are alittle sharp.
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It would be best to change all of them but you could get away with just doing the front.
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Originally Posted by amrit
what if i have a 4wd, i'd have to replace all 4 rotors right?
and what about size and stuff? I don't know much about these things that's why I'm askin'

I say call them, a set of 4 (front and back) for an MSP or P5 run 195.00. I wouldn't think yours would be more.

OH I just got it, I thought you ment 4 wheel drive~~ 4wdisk. You could do just front, but for the price I would do all four.

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no it's a 4 wheel drive i have
i have brakes in the front and the back as well.
so i should just change all 4 rotors.
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Originally Posted by amrit
no it's a 4 wheel drive i have
i have brakes in the front and the back as well.
so i should just change all 4 rotors.

Yes, you wouldn't want to through of the balance of the brakes.

And kickass on the 4x4! I bet that can be fun.
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Originally Posted by hughes412
Yes, you wouldn't want to through of the balance of the brakes.

And kickass on the 4x4! I bet that can be fun.
ok thanks

and i love the 4x4, it's very stable on the road!
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Just thought I would show off the rotors. It's not that I think there all that, it's because Free rotors are all that I love free stuff. Now I know how PHANTOM feels.
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Anyone come up and say you installed them backwards? I had that happen to me when I installed my Brembo slots on my Maxima. That's why I keep that sheet in my car...

edit: I might get me a set for my P5 if I keep it.

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hughes412: Nice! Do you have lowering springs?

I'm trying to figure out what rims/size I'm going to get for my '03, but I can't change the springs to lower it.

Your car looks great!
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Originally Posted by kcidmil
Anyone come up and say you installed them backwards? I had that happen to me when I installed my Brembo slots on my Maxima. That's why I keep that sheet in my car...

edit: I might get me a set for my P5 if I keep it.

You know I thought of that (which one goes where) but I looked on the box and they're marked L/R. I looked at the box and put them on occordingly. The right side is still the passanger side right?!!
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Originally Posted by mitchman
hughes412: Nice! Do you have lowering springs?

I'm trying to figure out what rims/size I'm going to get for my '03, but I can't change the springs to lower it.

Your car looks great!
Yes I have the Eibach 1.8 drop springs. With the sterio system it's about a 2 in drop in the back. And man does it handle great. The wheels are 17s, I think 7 1/2 wide, I can't remimber. But if you Auto crossing I would go with a light weight 15in wheel.

Oh and I forgot to say that the wheel hop is really bad with the 17s. I almost never had that with the 15. Now I can't launch with out it. That sucks.

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doesnt matty sell rotors too?

nice pics by the way
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