onederful100

what are the stock brake rotor size for front and back? are they 12" and 11"?

cartel

12.4 Inch Front and 11.8 Inch rear

onederful100

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ThumperMX113

Is that deal still available for those slotted/drilled rotors for $200? Does anyone know?

cartel

ThumperMX113 becareful what you buy........I recommend you guys to buy something coated.....I had bought some drilled and slotted rotors on ebay, lmao,,,hahah. trying to same money....They where so pretty, when i got them...I painted the middle and side vents using Duplicolor's ceramic black....I was like wow, this is ghonna be hot....I Installed them. And guess what after a few days? I washed the car, and them suckers looked like I painted them brown....It was filled with rust. No one cant say they dont learn from there mistakes...good thing I only payed $200 for them...So becareful Bud.

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ThumperMX113

Well a LOT of people have bought them and have been happy with them. It was a group buy or a big discount.

derekdatank

of topic but are the stock breaks any good i mean they are good for road use but how about like on the track and stuff?

Argonaut

The answer to this question really depends on the Track you are on and your driving style. But generally the recommendation is Stock rotors and Calipers are fine for track use. Pads and brake fluid need to be upgraded at a minimum to prevent/minimize brake fad.

MikeD916

Do you know if the stock calipers and brakes are fine when you put bigger rims and tires on? Going from 17x8's to 18x9 and 18x10 with 305's in the back. Dont want the brakes to fail.

Argonaut

Yes, the stock rotors and calipers will be fine. The brakes will not "fail", that would be extremly rare regardless of tire size, etc. The stock brakes may "fade" (spongy feel, reduced stopping power) with extended heavy use and little cooling. Depending on driving style you may want to upgrade your pads to something like Hawk HPS. If you are on a road track, upgrade your fluid.