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It make any sense to just upgrade rotors?

I'm glad to see some people say that slotted/drilled rotors are mostly an appearance upgrade. So many people on other forums claim the slotted or drilled rotors make drastic improvement

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I'm glad to see some people say that slotted/drilled rotors are mostly an appearance upgrade. So many people on other forums claim the slotted or drilled rotors make drastic improvement to your braking capability.
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