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WHEELS 265/75 16 general red letter level 8 zx with rock gaurd
SUSPENSION bilsten 5100 with ac coils prg aal
BODY custom black out grill tinted tall lights and tinted 3rd light and blacked out inside of the head lights tinted windows
INSIDE alpine type r 6.5 and 6x9 Pioneer AVH-P4400BH arc audio arc series 12
PERFORMANCE dt long tube header with 2.25 inch custom exhaust with a dynomax muffler
oops lol anyone got anything good to say about them
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WHEELS 265/75 16 general red letter level 8 zx with rock gaurd
SUSPENSION bilsten 5100 with ac coils prg aal
BODY custom black out grill tinted tall lights and tinted 3rd light and blacked out inside of the head lights tinted windows
INSIDE alpine type r 6.5 and 6x9 Pioneer AVH-P4400BH arc audio arc series 12
PERFORMANCE dt long tube header with 2.25 inch custom exhaust with a dynomax muffler
Also, stay away from cross-drilled rotors for street applications. There's no need for them and they tend to develop hairline cracks due to uneven heating during street driving. You'll do plenty fine with slotted rotors.
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2011 SV KC 4WD
"The first time you forget to turn off the VDC before the stink, will also be the last time you forget to turn off your VDC before the stink."
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I have run R1 Concepts rotors and I can say they are very high quality. I do agree with RikRong though, no need for drilled rotor, they just aren't worth the potential problems.
R1 offers e-line rotors which are their budget ones, then higher end ones as well. I ran the e-line rotors, and had no issues (even though they are the budget line, they still look must better quality than rotors from the auto parts stores, cleaner casting, better machining, etc. When I ordered mine, I called them and ordered over the phone, I requested slotted only (not drilled) and the price they quotes me was even cheaper than what they were listed on ebay for. Great company in my mind.
I ran then with EBC green-stuff pads, the pads are kind of noisy, but worked well. Hawk might be better, I don't know. Just don't use the life-time warranty pads from auto zone/advanced auto, they eat rotors real fast. And make sure to lube the caliper slides, clean everything up, and bed-in whatever pads you get.
great info thanks guys have to see how much pad from ebc will run and go from there
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WHEELS 265/75 16 general red letter level 8 zx with rock gaurd
SUSPENSION bilsten 5100 with ac coils prg aal
BODY custom black out grill tinted tall lights and tinted 3rd light and blacked out inside of the head lights tinted windows
INSIDE alpine type r 6.5 and 6x9 Pioneer AVH-P4400BH arc audio arc series 12
PERFORMANCE dt long tube header with 2.25 inch custom exhaust with a dynomax muffler
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