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I use the slotted two-piece front rotors by Racing Brake. Nice quality and save around 10 lbs of weight. Performance Brake Parts, Rotors, Calipers, Discs & more! - RacingBrake.com I
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I use the slotted two-piece front rotors by Racing Brake. Nice quality and save around 10 lbs of weight.
Performance Brake Parts, Rotors, Calipers, Discs & more! - RacingBrake.com I then matched them with the Stoptech slotted rear rotors. So far it's seems to be a good system but haven't had a chance to see how they perform on the track. Just trying to give people some other viable options.
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