Brembo Brake Rotors Group Buy 299.00 Set Of Four Rotors Cross Drilled Slotted !!!
Feb 1, 2005 | 02:18 PM
#41
Here Is what I said when answering your question
The rotors on top of the box are Brembo rotors that we drilled and slotted thus making them drilled and slotted brembos. Our Brembo rotors are warranted by us for one year from the date of purchase. This was all explained at the beginning of the thread.
This clearly states the warranty Is offered by Wholesale Direct Parts, Inc not Brembo. If you have a problem I will handle It not them. Thanks
The rotors on top of the box are Brembo rotors that we drilled and slotted thus making them drilled and slotted brembos. Our Brembo rotors are warranted by us for one year from the date of purchase. This was all explained at the beginning of the thread.
This clearly states the warranty Is offered by Wholesale Direct Parts, Inc not Brembo. If you have a problem I will handle It not them. Thanks
Feb 1, 2005 | 02:20 PM
#42
Yes slotted only Is fine. I can do them anyway you guys want we can work out the details after we get enough buyers. As far as the time frame once the 15 have commited and payed It will take one week to get them ready to ship them out. We do have the Bendix rotors In stock ready to ship If you need them right away.
Do you make them for my application?
Feb 2, 2005 | 06:55 AM
#47
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Originally Posted by Wholesale Direct
Yes slotted only Is fine. I can do them anyway you guys want we can work out the details after we get enough buyers. As far as the time frame once the 15 have commited and payed It will take one week to get them ready to ship them out. We do have the Bendix rotors In stock ready to ship If you need them right away.
!!!!Thanks.
Feb 9, 2005 | 04:07 PM
#50
FWIW, I would suggest all of you have a look @ Baer Eradispeed instead of these Brembo's. This offers little in the way of an upgrade.
Slotting and drilling may help to dissipate heat, but on a truck which is unlikely to see sustained high temps, this is not an issue.
If your rotors are in good condition, buy a set of performance pads and save yourself the cost of the rotors.
Brembo is excellent quality, but these wont work much better than stock, IMHO.
Slotting and drilling may help to dissipate heat, but on a truck which is unlikely to see sustained high temps, this is not an issue.
If your rotors are in good condition, buy a set of performance pads and save yourself the cost of the rotors.
Brembo is excellent quality, but these wont work much better than stock, IMHO.
