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wildhawk
GenIII
 
2/24/2004
16:10:34
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 Subject: Brake Rotors
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I am in the market to upgrade my brake rotors on my 2000 4x4 and was wondering what you guys would recommend? I searched the forums and found that a lot of people have gone with the Powerslots, but that there was a group who ended up being unhappy with them as they continued to have warping problems.
While I would certianly like to increase stopping performance if possible, I am most interested in finding something that is solid and least likely to warp or have problems down the road.
Thank you for the help.
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Kowalski
Dodge Dakota
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2/24/2004
18:19:45
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Sooner or later I'll make that swap, I think I'll go with stainless steel brake co.
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wildhawk
GenIII
2/25/2004
13:05:54
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Thanks Kowalski, Ill check them out. I Appreciate the reply.
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NJQCDak
GenIII
2/25/2004
22:11:15
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I have read that Powerslots with Hawk pads have worked well together. I searched on the web for rotors and came up with alternatives. SP Performance Rotors and SSBC (I think "shortstop upgrade"). I haven't had anyone write about SP rotors and their experiences. I think SSBC are good but with a higher cost. I like SPs (cheaper than powerslots) I'll wait a little while for maybe a groupbuy.
'01 QC Sport, 3.9L V6, 5spd, 2wd, Volant Intake, SS Gibson exhaust, MSD Wires, Accel 300 ignition, NAPA Cap, F&B Billet 48mm TB , JBA Ti Ceramic Headers, Autolites 3923s, R/T front swaybar & Quickor rear swaybar, KYB Monomax shocks, Stillen front bumper, Crower 1.7 rockers, Superchips Microtuner
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wildhawk
GenIII
2/26/2004
01:33:23
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Justed ordered the SSBC short stop kit from summitracing. Thank you both for the input. Ill post my opinions of it once it's on.
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