Experience with LCE rotors
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Experience with LCE rotors
anyone have experience with lce rotors? i need to replace mine and these look good: http://209.250.27.45/m1webgear/Produ...artRevisionID=
these are from LCE and i know lce has good stuff, jsut want to know if these have been tried by anyone.... i dont want to get them if lce uses the $12 napa auto parts solid rotors, then cuts/drills them theirselves and then sells them for $45 each......
these are from LCE and i know lce has good stuff, jsut want to know if these have been tried by anyone.... i dont want to get them if lce uses the $12 napa auto parts solid rotors, then cuts/drills them theirselves and then sells them for $45 each......
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I'm sure they're good stuff...they're probably Brembo or some other higher end blanks that they buy bulk and drill/slot em themselves. How much are standard Brembo drilled rotors?
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ok talked to kevin last night and he told me to look @ tire rack... they have brembo solids for $45
i know people here like them... give me some opinions....
what brake pads to use? neither site, tirerack or lce have any pads listed for my truck....
i will be getting mail order rotrs, and getting pads, shoes, and drums locally
i know people here like them... give me some opinions....
what brake pads to use? neither site, tirerack or lce have any pads listed for my truck....
i will be getting mail order rotrs, and getting pads, shoes, and drums locally
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Go with EBC pads...http://www.tirerack.com/brakes/brake...uck%2FSUV+Pads
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It is a Toyota oem rotor.
Craig Bolton
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LC Engineering, Inc.
928-505-2501
www.lcengineering.com
so lce says they are toyota oem......
should i go with the brembo solids or the lce slotted/drilled?
silver-truck.... those brakepads wont work on my truck... im a 4x2 and an 85
Craig Bolton
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LC Engineering, Inc.
928-505-2501
www.lcengineering.com
so lce says they are toyota oem......
should i go with the brembo solids or the lce slotted/drilled?
silver-truck.... those brakepads wont work on my truck... im a 4x2 and an 85
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my bad...I thought maybe they made em for your truck too. Vented is almost always better then solid...I'd go with the Brembo vented http://www.tirerack.com/brakes/brake...tor&perfCode=P
Drilled/slotted rotors will pick up rocks, dirt, mud etc and chew up your pads, scratch your rotors and make alot of noise...Don't ask me how I know
Drilled/slotted rotors will pick up rocks, dirt, mud etc and chew up your pads, scratch your rotors and make alot of noise...Don't ask me how I know
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if it matters, my truck is mainly used on road, and its brakes are severly abused....
i drive my truck hard, and it stops hard too, especially when i load it down with stuff.....
however, when i do take it offroad i play, in everything, sand, mud, rocks, dirt, etc.. and i play hard...
the price for the lce and the brembos from tirerack, are the same.... what i want to know is which is better for my application.... also what pads to use... i plan on ordering these as soon as possible....
i drive my truck hard, and it stops hard too, especially when i load it down with stuff.....
however, when i do take it offroad i play, in everything, sand, mud, rocks, dirt, etc.. and i play hard...
the price for the lce and the brembos from tirerack, are the same.... what i want to know is which is better for my application.... also what pads to use... i plan on ordering these as soon as possible....
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