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kidafa

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Hi guys,

I think with enough interest (say at least 5 people) I could organise a small group buy of some Slotted Front Rotors for the sereis 1 drivers here.

Rotors would be RDA Slotted's and I think I could offer them for about $250 per pair+postage.

Just after an expression of interest to see if its worth while.

Cheers,

Chris

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Hi guys,

I think with enough interest (say at least 5 people) I could organise a small group buy of some Slotted Front Rotors for the sereis 1 drivers here.

Rotors would be RDA Slotted's and I think I could offer them for about $250 per pair+postage.

Just after an expression of interest to see if its worth while.

Cheers,

Chris

Not worth it, cheaper through http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/Rd...ro-t282829.html

They are just S14 fronts. Under 170 per pair from memory

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kidafa

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ok well can that idea.... every where i called when looking to buy them it ws generally atleast 200 a corner!?

Any one found some local ones that fit the rear? or do we need to get r32gtr and machine the OD by 30mm?

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ok well can that idea.... every where i called when looking to buy them it ws generally atleast 200 a corner!?

Any one found some local ones that fit the rear? or do we need to get r32gtr and machine the OD by 30mm?

The most local I found was from my Nissan dealership...

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dont drive to extremes as at the end of the day its a wagon hey.... and i wouldn't even drive much to need to slotted fronts, its more for when im towing plus car full of gear and people as then the brakes are terrible

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