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Old 04-13-2008, 09:32 AM   #19 (permalink)
koolgreen26
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While I agree that the posi's do have some issues, and I let R1 know that, my experience with the stock setup has left a bad taste in my mouth. If I were to use the stock pads and the new slotted rotors I am not confident I wouldn't have the same issue another 25000 miles down the road.

I am confident however that these rotors are a far more durable and reliable piece of equipment. Besides, they are lighter (any time you can lighten rolling mass that makes a big difference). They only cost 125.00, (500 shipped for 4 of them from forum members) so the extra 120-130 overall for the piece of mind that they will last longer is great. Plus if I went with the stock pads they cost more than the rotors. Oh and the cross-drilled/slotteds look GREAT on the car. I would absolutely recommend them again, just with a little more performance oriented pad.
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