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Replacing Disc Rotors

reverseworm

By reverseworm,
April 2, 2012 in V Series (V35, V36, V37 & Infiniti)

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Posted August 23, 2012

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Posted August 23, 2012

Slotted or drilled will be fine. For reference, both Porsche and Lamborghini both use drilled rotors on their supercars (albeit different compounds), I can't see how you'd be pushing a NA V35 hard enough to worry about whether you have drilled or slotted rotors.

Depending on the quality/quantity of the existing rotors and if money is tight, why not just get the face machined?

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Seano350GT

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Posted August 23, 2012

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Posted August 23, 2012

At the end of the day, it's my daily drive. I don't track it a lot, probably twice every few months so i'm not necessarily looking for an upgrade more or just a mending of the rotors or replacements.

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Posted August 23, 2012

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That's what i mean. Might just get the faces machined then get new ones in a while.

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