new rotors
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ORIGINAL: 12 volt
only if you don't think a shorter stoping distance is and upgrade.
No and they aren't an upgrade
only if you don't think a shorter stoping distance is and upgrade.
You can get better stopping power by using better brake pads (Hawk pads) rather than buying drilled/slotted rotors.
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So no, they are not an upgrade...just a show piece. And I will continue to take the advice from people who have actually tested them on a neon under heavy autocrossing and still prefer OEM rotors.
Drilled/slotted rotors also have less mass than OEM rotors...BAD.
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ORIGINAL: das2123
Show me anywhere on that website where they say outperform OEM rotors or have data to back it up (ie. stopping distances).
So no, they are not an upgrade...just a show piece. And I will continue to take the advice from people who have actually tested them on a neon under heavy autocrossing and still prefer OEM rotors.
Drilled/slotted rotors also have less mass than OEM rotors...BAD.
So no, they are not an upgrade...just a show piece. And I will continue to take the advice from people who have actually tested them on a neon under heavy autocrossing and still prefer OEM rotors.
Drilled/slotted rotors also have less mass than OEM rotors...BAD.
i'm not going to look for figures just to prove my point. i have never used them on neons but i have on many other vehicles an they have improved preformance. to each his own, form your own opinion https://dodgeforum.com/m_389029/mpage_2/key_/tm.htm