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Drilled and slotted don't really do much for performance. It used to help with off gassing during braking but modern composite pads no longer off gas. Even the most dedicated

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Drilled and slotted don't really do much for performance. It used to help with off gassing during braking but modern composite pads no longer off gas. Even the most dedicated track guys will still run blanks. If the shop can cut the rotors, great. Otherwise new front rotors are not too expensive.
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You can cut drilled and slotted rotors. Just can't take a deep of a cut as on a blank rotor. To determine if cutting or replacing. Have to find out how much runout there is, and what the min thickness is. You do not want to cut under the min thickness. Most cases, taking off about .030" per side is the limit I would go if still above the min limit.



I have seen new rotors never put on a vehicle have runout beyond what is allowed.
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