Steel rotors on 370z?

Botaine

I was hoping for something that costs less than the car... What are the lightest rotors for the base trim brakes? Or what are the best street performance pads and rotors for them anyway.

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cv129

No lightweight options for base rotors.

Have you been smoking your pads? What’s your complain about your current pads?

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Botaine

I'm getting a little pulsating and juddering with high speed stops so I think that means I need new rotors. Just wanted to get some opinions on good ones. I'm using ebc blue pads. They stop well but do make a little squeaking on occasion at low speed. I don't think I will benefit from akebono calipers since I don't track the car or go fast more than maybe 10 minutes at a time so I was looking for other options.

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JARblue

Might be able to have a shop turn the rotors for you without needing to replace them. EBC blue pads are fine but you should know those are a streetable entry-level track pad. You might want to switch to a ceramic pad instead of a semi-metallic if you want less noise

The Centric Posi-Quiets won't bite as hard but will dust less. Hawk Peformance Ceramic pads will still bite decently and are not as dusty. EBC Red and Green pads are good stuff, too. You have a number of options and just have to decide what's right for you based on your needs.

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