Jabberwocky

Autozone cast iron blank rotors. 49.99 each, no shipping.

rlax31

Any other opinions/information on the Brembo rotors? Good name, and aren't too expensive on ebay.

rlax31

I ended up buying a set of Poweslot rotors off ebay for $220 shipped. So now I have:

- Powerslot rotors
- Painted my calipers red w/Brent's CAMARO decals in silver. (just the calipers, not the brakets)
- Hawk Pads
- Earl's LS1 lines
- Other LS1 upgrade stuff (knuckle/hubs)

Just need to put it all on and bleed. I'll post a topic with some pictures of the whole set up when I'm done this weekend.

vonmoldy

I coulda sworn there was a reason race cars use slots or cross drilled rotors?!! I thought it was for the gasses and dust to escape so the pads dont float giving the pads a better grab on the rotors and also better cooling with the air passing through And race cars dont just spend money drilling holes in rotors so they look "cool" and another thing how did it become cool to have holes in them ? because the race cars have em maybe? And why would a race car have them?

VegasZ

Yes, the slots or holes keep the rotors much cooler. I can tell you that on my Z, I used to have a brake fade issue during aggressive driving in the desert heat. This was eliminated when I installed the powerslot rotors. I have not had any brake fade at all with the powerslots even during severe heat. This is with VGX pads.

rlax31

I ended up going with powerslots, 220 shipped off ebay, not too bad. So far so good

Picture:

http://www.radford.edu/~rvandenhe/Pi...e%20setup.html

LPEdave

Here's a friendly challenge for you. Find and post some pictures of actual running race cars where you can see the rotors. See how many you can find that have holes drilled in them. I bet it's very few. Slots, yes you'll find a bunch. Holes, my guess is very few if any.

Dave