DBA Rotors

2string1

Please explain why. What do you use?

JARblue

Because you can buy a set of rear rotors that will completely fulfill your braking needs for less than $150.

Please explain why you need every single decision validated by randos on the interwebs


A rotor is a basic piece of metal. Some are heavier and dissipate heat better. Some are lighter and do not dissipate heat as well. For performance purposes, people have to compromise between those two factors.

For everyone else, IT DOES NOT MATTER.
Clearly, you have no need for those rotors. So you don't need to spend that much. If you want to spend the money, go for it. But don't expect to be congratulated on your decision.

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2string1

If I were to buy these rotors it would be front and rear. I disagree with your comment that spending 150 will fit my needs. How the hell do you know what my needs are? Thanks for your specific knowledge on the DBA rotors. I happen to have them on my Jeep and love them. I just wanted some 370Z owner's thoughts. Oh, I don't, need every single decision validated. I'm just lonely and need to talk to people!

JARblue

Please explain why.

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2011 Nismo#91

You asked nicely so here ya go. First hand experience, stock sport brakes work even under the harshest of conditions. Lighter and or slotted brakes have down sides too. I use Frozenrotors blanks because I track the car. Repeated 135mph to 70ish and zero problems.

Burned up my brakes at the track, now what?

Burned up my brakes at the track, now what?

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