How do you prevent rust on rotors?
#1
How do you prevent rust on rotors?
I just replaced all of my rotors and only 3 weeks later I noticed that there is some considerable rust beginning to form. Is there an easy way to keep the rotors rust free? Granted they aren't the nicest rotors (standard ones from Advance Auto) but I was shocked to see rust forming so soon. I'd appreciate any and all feedback. Thanks in advance!
#8
Not really, I picked some up a set for like 120 or something like that. But rust doesn't really kill anything.
I case you're wondering I got mine from these guys:
http://www.rotorwork.us/servlet/the-...9-F%26R/Detail
Mine were X drilled, slotted though.
I case you're wondering I got mine from these guys:
http://www.rotorwork.us/servlet/the-...9-F%26R/Detail
Mine were X drilled, slotted though.
#10
Don't put them on your car or you could leave your car in the garage and never drive in any precipitation.
#11
#12
rust will always form on the parts of the rotor where the pads meet the metal ... for everything else, like others suggested here: paint it with high-temp caliper paint (from autozone or other auto part store) or just pick up zinc/whatever-plated rotors.
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#17
Get Extreme Stop rotors... a few of my friends have them for over 6 months now, and no rust...
http://www.xtremestop.com/hmpgLoader.html
Quote: " Every Rotor is antirust protected with a bright zinc electroplating treatment."
http://www.xtremestop.com/hmpgLoader.html
Quote: " Every Rotor is antirust protected with a bright zinc electroplating treatment."
#18
Get Extreme Stop rotors... a few of my friends have them for over 6 months now, and no rust...
http://www.xtremestop.com/hmpgLoader.html
Quote: " Every Rotor is antirust protected with a bright zinc electroplating treatment."
http://www.xtremestop.com/hmpgLoader.html
Quote: " Every Rotor is antirust protected with a bright zinc electroplating treatment."
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