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Alcyone SVX LSL 12-20-2002 12:46 PM

Group buy- ROTORS
 
Are you tired of warped rotors yet?
Well i have the solution...I have been talking to iROTORS and they will give us the best deal possible. I will be getting a 10% discount on them at least, if i have lots of people wanting them i can get us even a better deal. The 10% off means you can get all four rotors for $233.10 + shipping. ($59 each)
If you are interested please:
-Tell if you want front, rear, or the set(4).
-Tell if you want them as: cross drilled and slotted, cross drilled only, slotted only, or blanks.

The way it will be set up is that you can send me money orders and i will make one large sum out to iROTORS, they will then ship your set to you directly. I will make up an online contract if you wish to make it a deal and not scam any of you.

I am planing on making the order after Jan. 1st 2003, so please let me know within the next 2 weeks or so and i will have everything organized with iROTORS.

I would suggest all four and have them slotted only, to my knowledge this is the best set up for our cars.

iROTORS page:
http://www.irotors.com/products/15-10.shtml

Stevebsy 12-20-2002 03:20 PM

Hmmmm
 
Have to see if Santa leaves me a little something under the tree....if so I think I'd be in.

Alcyone SVX LSL 12-20-2002 06:48 PM

I am getting more information from iROTORS as far as the material used and if they are coated and such..... I will keep you all informed as to what will be going on.

swtsu 12-20-2002 10:38 PM

This sounds like a good deal to me. Count me in on a complete set...............slotted only or whatever is recommended for our cars. Just let me know when.

want-a-fast-svx 12-21-2002 05:34 PM

im down
 
count me in i need to replace the rotors on her...its about time let me when you need the money and how long everything will take...

Alcyone SVX LSL 12-21-2002 05:46 PM

I have you both down.

-Want-a-fast-svx....What kind? slotted?

want-a-fast-svx 12-21-2002 07:11 PM

slotted
 
I believe ill be going with the slotted...Isnt that what the general consensus of the board has come up with???I thought i remeber reading that the drilled were cracking and breaking???could be wrong though...So yes i want slotted only

Alcyone SVX LSL 12-21-2002 07:18 PM

Re: slotted
 
Quote:

Originally posted by want-a-fast-svx
I believe ill be going with the slotted...Isnt that what the general consensus of the board has come up with???I thought i remeber reading that the drilled were cracking and breaking???could be wrong though...So yes i want slotted only
That is what i have heard, i am going with the slotted....

SVX10 12-21-2002 10:16 PM

OK...I'll have to thank Ultra for this. Owing to his purchase of my powerchip, I will go for 4 slotted (pending info on the material and finish)

Beav 12-22-2002 08:37 AM

I just wanna toss this out there for those of you that may have missed a post here or there. Drilled rotors will crack - eventually. I can't say it will happen today, tomorrow or next year, it's just the nature of the beast. I'd bet on somewhere in the future rather than this year. How you drive is a huge determining factor also.

I have slotted rotors. Seat of the pants info tells me they work better in wet conditions than standard finish rotors. I haven't noticed any other benefits, but I drive well ahead of the end of my nose and don't use my brakes that much. One trait they definitely exhibit is noise and they do create a slight buzzing vibration with each stop. Similar to a pick-up truck with mudders. Naturally the harder you mash the pedal, the more pronounced the noise/vib. Barely perceptible with the most light braking, sounds like a 747 crawling up your tailpipe on a macadam road under heavy usage. I've read somewhere here that the effects begin to dwindle after 20k or so, I've only had mine on for a couple thou.

I'm not trying to talk anyone into or out of them, just offering my assessment, for whatever that's worth.

Landshark 12-22-2002 09:57 AM

Beav's right about the drilled rotors - they can crack, unless the holes are cast into the rotor like Porsche rotors. drilled rotors are for racing, where they are probably changed after every race. now they are mainly used to look cool.
i've had the ART slotted rotors for a few thousand miles, but don't notice any buzzing or vibration - they are a DEFINITE improvement to the stock ones.

Alcyone SVX LSL 12-22-2002 10:49 AM

Thank you Beav, that was what i thought was the case with drilled rotors...

swtsu 12-23-2002 11:13 AM

Beav,

Concerning the noise/vibration coming from your slotted brake rotors...........what kind of rotor is it and what kind of pads are you using? Maybe the pad isn't compatible with the rotor? Or vice versa. Just wondering as I think whatever you are using I'll stay away from. :D

Uncamitzi 12-23-2002 02:58 PM

thanks beav......
 
:confused: I remembered that just about the same time I saw your post.......:rolleyes:

Zeppelin 12-23-2002 07:45 PM

Hey Leslie, put me down for 4 drilled and slotted please.. And if the offer cryo treating or plating, put me down for that too.. Thanks!


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