http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...K%3AMEBWA%3AIT

That is a link to a ebay site, and i was wondering if those are a good deal or if they r just gunna **** me over thanks!

 

Most likely they are stock rotors that have simply been cross drilled and/or slotted. I would be wary without a pic too. The rotors in their logo are not thirdgen rotors, at least not fronts because they are for a separate hub.

 

I think they sell cross-drilled brake lines, too! For that maximum cooling effect. Jump on it!

 

BOOOOOOOOO making fun is not allowed! yea i kno it was just a dream that i might find an amazing deal lol

 

your better off running dryer ducting to your brakes. Save your money.

 

JFYI, the new c6 vettes will have cross drilled rotors.

 

hmmm thnaks!

 

GM says they did that for looks. Reg Vettes get solid rotors, the Z51 Vette gets the drilled.

 

for looks lol, wow that doesn't seem like something a company should be saying lol

 

Baer has stated the same thing. Cosmetics plays a huge roll in what people like.

 

cross-drilling does nothing? what about slotted rotors?

 

nobody said cross drilling does nothing, it helps to cool your brakes, but it also makes your brakes look alot more attractive to car enthusiasts. I know cosmetics means alot to what people buy (obviously) it just didnt seem like something a company would say ya know? I figured ya kno they make up a whole schpeel about how important these cross drilled brakes are to the car or some bs like that, not come out and be sooooo honest about it, lol
Chris

 

I bought mine from (buyfrome2003)on ebay.$200 for a set(4).No problems after 8k+ miles.The first thing i noticed is the lack of brake dust.Almost zero even on my fronts.plus wear on my pads is better.Not to mention the pedal feel is better too.

 

and they work alot better than you stock brakes?

 

i did nothing else to my brakes w/ this upgrade & the difference is very noticeable.

 

thanks for the help man, i might check him out in a few weeks!

 

Glad to help.Those are good rotors BTW.