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Old 06-12-2009, 10:19 PM   #1
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PowerSlot Rotors - Any Vendors?

I need a pair of PowerSlot rotors for an '89-'92 F-body with the 1LE (12") brake package. Are any of our sponsors able to get them? Please PM me if you can!
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Old 06-16-2009, 03:10 PM   #2
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Are you stuck on powerslot rotors? I have a contact that can get crossdrilled/sloted rotors at great prices. Hes not a vendor though.
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Old 06-16-2009, 10:14 PM   #3
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crossdrilled = cracking & just for show
I am testing a set on a 74 T/A currently to verify what others have said and what I have personally seen (even twin turbo porsches).

I'd stay away from them and stick with solids or slotted only.

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Old 06-17-2009, 08:15 AM   #4
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crossdrilled = cracking & just for show
I am testing a set on a 74 T/A currently to verify what others have said and what I have personally seen (even twin turbo porsches).

I'd stay away from them and stick with solids or slotted only.
Off topic.

I was told that porsche rotors are not drilled. They are cast that way.
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Old 06-17-2009, 05:33 PM   #5
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I was told that porsche rotors are not drilled. They are cast that way.
you would be correct..... i have drilled and slotted rotors and have yet to have cracks going on 2 years now and if i do get cracks ill simply replace them
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Old 06-17-2009, 05:38 PM   #6
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you would be correct..... i have drilled and slotted rotors and have yet to have cracks going on 2 years now and if i do get cracks ill simply replace them
Yeah, it takes more than 157 miles to do it.
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Old 06-17-2009, 05:58 PM   #7
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Ive put some hard miles on my $40 a piece drilled rotors.....still going great.....no squeals or shaking.
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Old 06-18-2009, 08:23 AM   #8
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I was told that porsche rotors are not drilled. They are cast that way.
that is correct, but I have seen them crack during hard track use. For a street car that will not see extreme use, that will be fine.
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Yeah, it takes more than 157 miles to do it.
maybe 8157 miles sir
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Old 06-18-2009, 10:54 PM   #10
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maybe 8157 miles sir
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Old 06-19-2009, 09:40 AM   #11
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Are the drilled rotors really hard on pads? I've been looking online at RockAuto, Wagner sells a performance drilled/slotted 1LE rotor that's only about ~$70 each - PowerSlots are around $110 each at TireRack. My Monte is a street car, but it does get abused "occasionally." I wouldn't mind saving $100 as long as they won't kill the pads or crack if I beat on the car.

Seems like a few of you haven't had issues with your drilled rotors, so that's a good sign. Which way would you go?
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Mine were $200 for the set got them off ebay, forget the company. but if u look around theres plenty of them. had for about a year no problems
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check out DBA's line of rotors. very good quality and reports. C5 slotted are about 110-125 a pop
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Old 06-19-2009, 11:41 AM   #14
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Thanks TaKid, but I just checked their site and they only list for 4th-gens. My Monte has a B-body spindle up front with the '89-'92 F-body 1LE 12" rotor. It's the budget-friendly way to get bigger brakes on the front of 2nd-gens too, as I'm sure you know.
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E-Mail this guy...

rotorpros@yahoo.com

His name is Rich. I had a set of cross drilled/sloted rotors of his for over 2 years with no problems at all.
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tracking drilled rotors is like banging whores without a bag. you might be fine for years, but is that a chance you want to take.
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tracking drilled rotors is like banging whores without a bag. you might be fine for years, but is that a chance you want to take.
Agreed, but my car is purely a street car. I barely have enough free time to drive it to a cruise night, let alone run it on a track. I just need to get it back together with good brakes, and I'm on a tight budget.
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E-Mail this guy...

rotorpros@yahoo.com

His name is Rich. I had a set of cross drilled/sloted rotors of his for over 2 years with no problems at all.

Price?

I got a set off ebay and my front have started to shake bad after about 6-8 months.
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For Front & Rear Cross Drilled/Slotted Rotors and Performance Pads on an LS1 car.... $270 shippped!
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