vjarnot

Are you joking? Do you not have a phone? Call 'em.

robinson

Autozone has front rotors with 2 year replacement warranty for $70 each.

jcmotorsports

We run the rotors from raceshopper.com. They are affordable and hold up under heavy abuse.

Jaku

i have tried to find affordable rotors, too

the best i found for OEM is $180/pair

the best blanks i found is $99/pair

slotted rotors r okay, but not cross drilled

there r some medium price rotors you can consider would be stoptech ($180), DBA ($260/pair) etc

the ultimate way to save rotors is still cooling

i found my rotors last 3 times longer from removing front dust shield and i still always do cool down driving after tracking or canyoning

but i do wrap heat tape around my ball joint prevent over heat the grease

my OEM rotors last me 8 track days and lots of canyon driving

mikegarrison

So how does that work? If you take them to the track and crack them, do they give you a new pair? Or do they claim "abuse"? What if you do it again? And again? And again?

robinson

Trust me, I'm skeptical as well. I asked the same questions, and they kept telling me I would keep getting replacements.

Honestly, at $70 each, I'm not concerned with the warranty being honored.

robinson

How many heat cycles till they crack? Under what conditions?

jcmotorsports

I run Hawk DTC 70 in the front which is a very aggressive pad. I replace the rotors with each set of pads which works out to be about every other national weekend(race weekends with 1 20 min. practice session, 1 20 min. qualifying session, 1 20 min warmup, and a 40 min race). We are not allowed to run brake ducts and build up a good amount of heat. We change the pads due to wear and the strict maintainence protocal we have , and the rotors do not appear heat cracked. I have reused some of the worn rotors for double regionals and have had "normal" wear without cracking. We are braking at the limit every corner every lap on every session except the warmup. For track day use, I think they will hold up very well without cracking.

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