good pics, looks like a blast!!!
like i said, im no expert on the matter but i know i read that in a reputable source, and i would rather not risk it personally...
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good pics, looks like a blast!!!
like i said, im no expert on the matter but i know i read that in a reputable source, and i would rather not risk it personally...
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I dunno, 2yrs w/ drilled & slotted rotors plus some 4-wheel'in including Moab & 5,000 mile round trip to Malibu, CA and back last year plus live on a dirt road that makes me think I'm a rally racer..no cracks or splits and my brake wear is AWESOME....nuff said???
yeah...this is how I'm feeling w/ my 32's...still pretty quick (SC'd) and handling is still there (Orion told me so!) w/ 2" lift. Nice that I can still dodge deer without feeling like a camper truck.Originally Posted by pbkid
Last edited by Jolly Roger VX'er : 03/08/2009 at 11:39 PM
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I'm with JollyRoger on this one. I've had my drilled and slotted rotors for over a year now (with stock pads) and have not had a problem with them. I don't drive the VX hard enough to make the rotors do what they where designed for, so they are more of a cosmetic treatment than a functional one. You would have to race the VX and do some seriously hard braking (continuously) to put drilled and slotted rotors to the test.
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All this time I didn't think we could get Brembo rotors for the VX, I thought R1 was the clear winner:
Brembo 25457 - fronts
Brembo 25496 - rears
Fronts: http://www.amazon.com/Brembo-25457-F...tive&carId=001
Rears: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000BZKHEI
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