Drilled and slotted rotors?

Discussion in 'Maintenance/Repair' started by LilRed93, Mar 30, 2014.

  1. TRUCK ACTION

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    If their just replacement rotors than their the same OD,9.25'' as the stock units.
    If you increase the OD of the rotor you will see a big change in the stopping distance!

    My front rotor is 12.9'' & my rear is 11.5'',also changed the front caliper from a signal piston to a four piston,the rear is a signal 48mm.:cool:
     
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    They look nice regardles. Let me know how the long term use of these are
     
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    I've run Power Slott rotors on my truck & on our old Mountaineer, they are good !
     
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    Good to hear. I just ordered them, for 60 bux it's worth a shot. Thanks
     
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    Got the drilled and slotted rotors installed. The seem to be of good quality. Haven't tried them out yet, was chasing a bad master cylinder problem. But I'm sure with new pads rotors calipers and mc it's going to be a huge difference. I'll report back when I getting driving.
     

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