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ms03protege

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2003 MSP #694 and 2005 Explorer

• Apr 9, 2006

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The times come to put new rotors and pads on the MSP. I am not really sure of what i want to go with so I was hoping to get some advice and feedback on some rotors that some of you may have. I was thinking about going with slotted rotors and EBC Greenstuff pads. So I was wandering if anyone had any experiences with Rotora slotted rotors since that was the most probable choice or would the rotorworks be better. Thanks in Advance
Paul

 

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lancebav

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Mazdaspeed Protege 2003.5

• Apr 9, 2006

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ms03protege said:

The times come to put new rotors and pads on the MSP. I am not really sure of what i want to go with so I was hoping to get some advice and feedback on some rotors that some of you may have. I was thinking about going with slotted rotors and EBC Greenstuff pads. So I was wandering if anyone had any experiences with Rotora slotted rotors since that was the most probable choice or would the rotorworks be better. Thanks in Advance
Paul

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I have rotorworkz with axxis pads and couldnt be happier....I heard that ebc pads need to be heated up to work properly when braking so cold mornings suck with em...but not a bad pad...Overall Im happy with my set up + ********** has a sale on the rotors

 

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haze20

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03.5 MSP Titanium, 11 EVO X WW

• Apr 10, 2006

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I have EBC slotted and dimpled rotors and green stuff pads and love them. I feel alot more stopping power than stock.

 

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ChopstickHero

zoom zoom, eh?

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2003 Subaru WRX Wagon, 2000 Miata

• Apr 10, 2006

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You just missed Jeff@Tripoint's GB... i think he closed it now.

I got front and rear Centric e-coated blank rotors with PosiQuiet ceramic pads ... $230 shipped.

 

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griswold

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Spicy Orange MazdaSpeed

• Apr 11, 2006

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If you're autocrossing, I just can't say enough good things about Carobtech Bobcats. If you can deal with non slotted / drilled rotors, you can get some 2000 V6 626 rotors (Raybestos PG Plus rotors) from rockauto.com for $17 a piece plus shipping. (front rotors only)

Good luck with your choice.

 

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fastmazda1

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2003.5 speed protege

• Apr 11, 2006

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it all depends on 2 things what you plan on dooing with the car and how much $ you want to spend . I have wilwood 4 piston calipers and 13.5in slotted / crossdrilled rotors on all 4 corners with stainless lines . Custom e-brake kit . The price on it though is alittle high at about $3000 for the entire kit

 

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