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+1 on the brembo blanks. For the money they're the best thing going. Use the group buy or google them to find the best price. There are some deals out there.
Forget about the cheap Auto Zone rotors or any cheap no name rotor. There are differences in the hardness of the metal. The cheap ones may look the same but they'll wear out a lot faster than quality rotors. The brembo blanks will outlast the no name rotors several times. You'll spend a lot more replacing cheap rotors in the long run.
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2K2 SE 6 speed w/leather, sunroof and Bose : HLSD tranny from 2004 car, Fidanza 15lb flywheel, 350Z clutch, Hotshot headers, Warpspeed B-pipe, PR CAI, homemade VAIS blockoff plate, Apexi S-AFC2, 17 degree timing advance, HP autoworks STS, PR solid motor mounts, PR shifter bushings, FSTB, RSB. Eibach springs with Ilumina 5-way adjustable struts, 16.5 pound Enkei Wheels. Over 145,000 miles. I turn my own wrenches.
ATE slotted rotors RULE!! These are the sweetest dam rotors I've ever driven. I've got 40K miles on mine with ceramic pads with no fade, no warpage, and the rotors have yet to show any rust on the painted parts.
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