Does anyone have pics of their cross-drilled rotors on their Jetta/Golf? Is it really worth getting zinc plating with the good ol' Canadian winters? Also, does anyone know anything about PBR/Axxis Metal Master XBG brake pads? Good, bad??
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Yes there cross and slotted. and yes there is such thing. I dont know who your talking to but i dont think he has his facts stright. I got them from a company when i was in california. They are real and work fantasticsigpic
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I've been talking with Import Replacement Parts. Basically, he told me that if a person were to find the "Brembo cross-drilled AND slotted", that they are essentially Brembo blanks that a third-party company has taken and drilled and slotted (not done at the Brembo factory) and are prone to cracking. He says the "true" Brembos are either drilled OR slotted right at the factory...they don't make the combo rotors there. I've read that elsewhere too, but maybe that's all horse#!@*.'02 Jetta 1.8Tuuurbo
--DUBS--
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Dubs - You're correct. Brembo doesn't make a slotted & x-drilled rotor.
ALOT of Brembo x-drilled rotors out there are just plain Brembo's that have been drilled by a 3rd party. That's why they're so cheap, and it also contributes to why x-drilled rotors get a bad rap for cracking.Chris
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crossdrilled, or slotted rotors dont improve your braking.
but a good set of pads will
Just invest in some EBC greens or something, and some braided lines and your braking will be a billion times better
unless of course you want the look of a drilled or slotted rotor (IMO slotted looks better )
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