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Perth brake parts carry em as i recall, DBA i think, why not upgrade to slotted. Give em a call on 94519455.

MSTRYODA had them before its demise. I hear they are a pretty good rotor and cheap too. Get Racebrakes RB26... i think thats teh number, Pads to go with em for a good combo.

Hmm they seem to have gone up a little since i last checked, which was a couple of years ago.

Ahh well if u want something cheaper im sure they could do that too.

oh and the guy ud wanna speak to is Steve Baxter.

Sounds like a typo look how close that d is to that r.

Remember though, the thiner they get the more brake fade ure gonna get, and im sure weve all come across that after 2-3 hard brakes. Id prefer it was 4-5

Cam,

How worn are they,can they be machined? Are they under 29mm?

thanks

al

They are worn. I think they can be machined, though there was no problems with them while I was using them so they probably wouldn't need it. I'll give them a measure and let you know.

I bought some standard (not slotted) dba discs for around 110 each.

Slotted are great if you are going to push the car hard. Unless you already have upgraded pads and are starting to get fade, it probably wont be any advantage at all though.

Good pads make a huge difference to the stopping power.

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