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Old 05-14-2010, 05:56 AM   #11
Pat
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Originally Posted by ekam
Giro Disc already makes them. About $1200 a pair and they're quality. Only thing is you need 18" to clear the caliper.

PFC also makes a direct drop-in 2-piece rotors for approx. $750 a pair which I have, they will be on the car this summer.
I've had my eye on the Performance Friction rotors. That may be a good options for me. Any feedback on them? What pads are you using and what kind of track time, if any, do you see?

Cloudsurfer, I'd love to talk with your buddy that's making rotors. Please keep me updated with any info you have. TIA!
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