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brake rotors 200 1989

posted by  anthony2 on  Sat Jun 29 22:26 CST 2013
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There are some very steep roads in our area, I just thought traversing them that slotted rotors would -ahh--breath--- better? Also when we travel in the mountains, lots of brake use, I would tend to think slotted rotors would be of use then, am I wrong? The 'stopping power' i refer to is at a time when rotors may get hotter than usual they might perform better than a non-slotted rotor.

I dont mind spending the $$ as long as I dont spend more than a (very) small fortune. Anyway, thanks for your inputs.






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