ateens4

My front rotors are warped and the pads have about 40% life left. I was going to order OEM front rotors and pads. But I remember 88 Rotors had good deals on rotors and pads. I've purchased 2 sets of wheels from them before for good prices. They offer good prices and the reviews on their rotors are great. Can anyone object or vouch for this on an S2000, please?

I know my the OEM will get warped easily and the cross drilled and slotted rotors will help them cool down better. OEM pads seem to be the best. Also I plan to get all 4. Let me know what you think. Thank you.

sdosmil77

ive had mine (drilled/slotted rotors and pads) from 88 rotors for about 70k miles and still going great. ive bought a 2nd set of same thing and im gettin some stainless/braided lines b4 installing 2nd set. i vouch!

starchland

brembo blanks on sale at tirerack...

ateens4

UPDATE: I bought and installed R1 Concepts' cross drilled and slotted rotors and Stoptech Street Performance brake pads

I heard about their company through a few friends in person and posts on facebook. I saw that they were having a 15% off sale and immediately placed my order. The quality is fantastic, great price, free shipping(though I picked mine up and saw how awesome their shop was! ), one of the best and friendliest customer service I've seen. The rotors and pads are doing great!

Croc

i had those stoptech pads and didn't like them.
for easy streat use they're totally fine.
too much dust IMO.

ValleyBoy

88 are great

gptoyz

I wouldn't use any cross drilled and slotted rotor I would imagine with all that material taken out the rotor is not only weaker but also terrible on performance, I think centric or autozone blanks will beat that handily in a braking test


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

ateens4

So far so good, had them on for almost 2 months now and completely worn in since the night I installed them. No noise, just as much dust as my old pads. Rotors are perfect, no cracks, and no rust.