Demon_Mustang

I live in Florida where it rains a whole lot, and when my brakes are hot from a lot of driving and then it hits a puddle and cools off suddenly, it warps. This happened with my factory rotors, and now it happened to the replacements I bought with drilled holes and slots. I was told that the rotors with the holes warp easily, and I should get the ones with dimples instead of holes. I was just wondering if these rotors are good:

JC Whitney

Or if anyone knows of good rotors I can buy for around $60-$70 each.

Thanks.

mdvaldosta

I dunno, my factory rotors warped at 15k, so I got some drilled / slotted units and so far at 37k on em they still stop like new... brake pads play a role as well in how fast / if they warp

nemethjames1

yeah, you should get brake pads with softer material, dont get racing break pads or anything like that...

roundman

Ford Racing Perfromance parts has brake rotors for about the same price as those and I would go with a name brand like them instead of a no-name from JC Whitney if it was my Stang. brakes are too important to mess around with if you ask me.

Demon_Mustang

Hm, I'll take a look at Ford's website.

I don't use any high performance brake pads, I just use Raybestos regular pads.

Thanks for all the inputs so far, I'll do a little bit of research...

Demon_Mustang

Hey round, do you think you can get me a link? I'm going to the fordracing website and can only seem to find rotors for 1994-current Mustangs, not mine, and they are $220 each...

mdvaldosta

I got mine from eBay for like $90 total for both... they were just stock replacement rotors that were slapped on a CNC machine.