
Joe
I found a company that is making cross-drilled, and possibly cross-drilled and slotted rotors for the spec-v's. I'm trying to work out a group buy with them since I know most of us are having issues with the oem rotors warping 5 mins after putting them on.
Anyways, it's a company in MA that has been making them for about 10 years, they DO NOT use oem blanks, so we are safe there. They will come powdercoated in black, silver, or red on all the surfaces that don't touch the pads. It looks like the cost right now is going to be about $175 +shipping for a full set of 4 rotors, but I am trying to talk him down a bit.
I wanted to gauge interest and see how many people we could possibly get for this. so let me know if you are in for a set of 4.
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Nice deal. Though a company i work for can get slotted and cross drilled rotors for the front, for only $110 for the pair. With a lifetime warrenty. But thats for another time. I hope this works out for you.


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Joe
Djtorello wrote:
Nice deal. Though a company i work for can get slotted and cross drilled rotors for the front, for only $110 for the pair. With a lifetime warrenty. But thats for another time. I hope this works out for you.
do they make them for the spec-v's? I've been searching everywhere for a company making them for the spec, and this is the only place I have found.
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Caravanshaka wrote:
Djtorello wrote:
Nice deal. Though a company i work for can get slotted and cross drilled rotors for the front, for only $110 for the pair. With a lifetime warrenty. But thats for another time. I hope this works out for you.
do they make them for the spec-v's? I've been searching everywhere for a company making them for the spec, and this is the only place I have found.
Yes they do, but only for the front rotors. Ill send you a link to the company later.


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ive talked to about 5 companies tried setting up group buys like 3-4 times...
so far companies are extremely turned off by this platform except for rotora.
btw i heard steve millen is bitching that he plans on never making another item for this car,
well i think its safe to say that a 2 piston front brake kit that retails over 1200 bucks is not gonna sell...

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Jeff (Not MajorMods)

Hey i'd pay the $175 + shipping, but yeah, see if you can talk him down 
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Gary

175 all four wheels. im in!!

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Jon

anyway they can just do slotted instead of slotted and drilled? I might be in if the price is a little better.
does hawk pad make pads for us, i thought i saw on stillen that they did
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Joe
I'll find out if they can do slotted only and update the top post when I get a response.
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Don



Yeah, you really don't want drilled rotors. They will crack.
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Joe
I've never had any trouble with drilled rotors, as long as they were done right (chamferred holes). Had them on my 240 with 300z brakes for years...no warping and no cracking.
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Don



Caravanshaka wrote:
I've never had any trouble with drilled rotors, as long as they were done right (chamferred holes). Had them on my 240 with 300z brakes for years...no warping and no cracking.
What you really want are either slotted only, or slotted and dimpled. Drilling an OE style rotor weakens the strength of the metal and causes cracking....I've seen this more than a few times on more than one kind of car.
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Joe
donspecv02 wrote:
What you really want are either slotted only, or slotted and dimpled. Drilling an OE style rotor weakens the strength of the metal and causes cracking....I've seen this more than a few times on more than one kind of car.
They aren't OEM blanks, otherwise I wouldn't be bothering with them.
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Caravanshaka wrote:
donspecv02 wrote:
What you really want are either slotted only, or slotted and dimpled. Drilling an OE style rotor weakens the strength of the metal and causes cracking....I've seen this more than a few times on more than one kind of car.
They aren't OEM blanks, otherwise I wouldn't be bothering with them.
Doesn't matter, it's still an OE style rotor. It'd be different than say systems that are designed to use drilled rotors.
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Nick

i agree with don..ive heard you dont want both on a oe style rotor.. either slotted or drilled..
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Joe
so it's either warp the oem rotors every 5k miles, or get a set of these and most likely never see a problem with them....I'm gonna get a new set for sure.
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Nick

well yea for sure..i got powerslots on my car...but only did slotted..not both...it does weaken the metal..your drilling it out hence taking support out of the metal.
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Joe
however I can pretty much guarantee that these are stronger than oem. The oem rotors are completely terrible on the B16, and every person on this forum with a B16 has warped their rotors at least once, most people 2-3 times in a year. Stronger metal on the drilled rotors results in them being able to drill them without sacrificing so much strength that they are weaker than oem.
Also, warped rotors tend to be caused by excessive heat...drilled rotors are dissapating the heat much faster so you won't run into the same problem.
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Brian


I'd be in

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Jeff (Not MajorMods)

Btw, I have a B16 with almost 10,200 miles on the car, and my rotors have not warped yet.
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Anthony

I would probably be in on this.


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Jeff



im down like
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(^^^^ get it, get it)
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lol, ^ in a glass of milk, on a paper plate, in the middle of a snowstorm?
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Brian


whysoSERious wrote:
Btw, I have a B16 with almost 10,200 miles on the car, and my rotors have not warped yet.
Ya they must drive to hard. I've had mine since june of 07 and haven't had a problem yet.
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I've done more than daily driving too, I use to go to the mountains around here quite a bit and push the car, but since I don't have a job at the moment, I'm trying to save all the gas that I can. Even after pushing the car I have no issues with my rotors. I've had mine since july 07. It was my birthday present to myself.
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if you want true performance braking... go with a full set up.
but if you wanna save the cash, get the rotors.
for rotor only swaps tho... go with just slotted.
the drilled rotors can actually hurt oem performance.

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Nick

im sure just some pads rotors and if they can get SS lines made...bingo.
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Jeff (Not MajorMods)

I just talked to one of my friends who is a mechanic about this. He said get slotted rotors, and stay away from drilled. When my rotors actually need to be replaced, I'll get some good rotors and some good pads. Stillen sells SS brake lines for our car already, and if you order before the end of the month there is no sales tax and free shipping. (No I don't represent them, I just thought I'd point it out).
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Joe
will see what I can do about getting slotted only. Haven't heard back from them today, but will post when I do.
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Anthony


Im in
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Joe
finally got them to give me the overall dimensions of the rotors, including lug number and diameter. They claimed they were made for the spec-v, but they came back telling me they were 4-lug. So this company is out 
Sorry to get your hopes up guys, but this one isn't gonna happen. really wish we could find a company to make them for us.
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whysoSERious wrote:
I just talked to one of my friends who is a mechanic about this. He said get slotted rotors, and stay away from drilled. When my rotors actually need to be replaced, I'll get some good rotors and some good pads. Stillen sells SS brake lines for our car already, and if you order before the end of the month there is no sales tax and free shipping. (No I don't represent them, I just thought I'd point it out).
technafit claims they have b16 lines too.. the fronts were a little long but nothing bad, i used em. Our rear line is literally maybe 3" long, and not worth the upgrade nor does a company make the proper lines.
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Caravanshaka wrote:
finally got them to give me the overall dimensions of the rotors, including lug number and diameter. They claimed they were made for the spec-v, but they came back telling me they were 4-lug. So this company is out
Sorry to get your hopes up guys, but this one isn't gonna happen. really wish we could find a company to make them for us.
Hey, at least you gave it a shot. Thanks for trying 
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Jon

cross drilled rotors
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/07-08-Ni … 1595wt_769
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Jeff (Not MajorMods)

This interests me, but I wouldn't wanna be the first one to buy it.
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Blake

whysoSERious wrote:
This interests me, but I wouldn't wanna be the first one to buy it.
lol I feel the same way....they look shitty imo
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jjt17 wrote:
cross drilled rotors
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/07-08-Ni … 1595wt_769
I already messaged this ebay guy he said they are not for spec v
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awg228 wrote:
jjt17 wrote:
cross drilled rotors
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/07-08-Ni … 1595wt_769I already messaged this ebay guy he said they are not for spec v
not for the spec-v but listed as 2.5L motor. very strange...
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