Best Rotors

[wormdoggy]

Has anyone used these rotors........apparently they are the supreme out there.

Disc Brakes Australia - PERFORMANCE DISC BRAKE ROTORS

Patrick

 

[wallbanger]

http://forums.viperclub.org/srt10-srt10-coupe-discussions/610532-anyone-use-these-rotors.html

scroll down to the dba discussion...the fronts are 2 piece and the rear 1 piece....the stoptechs look way better and are on the acr....partsrack can get u either i believe .....

Also the dba rotors(22 & 26lbs) offer little weight savings compared to stock weight (25lbs)while the stoptechs are 17lbs..

Maybe someone can explain how aussie rotors got a rep for being the best rotors...probably started on the vette board

 

[Izover4u]

Purchased these over the winter. They look great and save 17lbs on each corner...

EuroTeck Motorsports -- Home

still waiting to install them...

 

[Viper Specialty]

StopTech user here...

https://www.viperspecialtyperformance.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=40_42&products_id=41

 

[mjorgensen Woodhouse]

We have installed many of the Eurotech and Stoptech rotors and never have had a complaint. They both look great and save a lot of un-sprung weight.

 

[wiseasp]

Like Mark said. Mark installed the Eurotechs on my car and have never had a problem....

 

[rcl4668]

Because they are essentially the same equipment as the ACR I went with the Stoptech two-piece aerorotors front and rear, Stoptech stainless brake lines and the Motul RBF 600 brake fluid (factory fill on the Viper competition coupe). I can't say whether they are the best but I know that Stoptech has been around for a while and enjoys a good reputation in the industry:

/Rich

 

[ulllose]

Because they are essentially the same equipment as the ACR I went with the Stoptech two-piece aerorotors front and rear, Stoptech stainless brake lines and the Motul RBF 600 brake fluid (factory fill on the Viper competition coupe). I can't say whether they are the best but I know that Stoptech has been around for a while and enjoys a good reputation in the industry:

/Rich

Can you take off the sticker yet

 

[rcl4668]

Can you take off the sticker yet

I figured it's a bit like removing the tag off a mattress; the minute I do two guys from Stoptech named ***** and Vinnie show up at my door and rearrange my face.

/Rich

 

[Viper Specialty]

DO NOT REMOVE THE STICKERS!

Your car will forget which side is which if you do...

 

[wormdoggy]

I just recently read a review about drilled rotors. A specialty performance supplier also confirmed this.......

" Drilled rotors are cracking. The drilling process degrades the integrity and structure of the rotor". They do not recommend purchasing drilled rotors but only slotted.

Has anyone heard of this?

Patrick

 

[rcl4668]

I just recently read a review about drilled rotors. A specialty performance supplier also confirmed this.......

" Drilled rotors are cracking. The drilling process degrades the integrity and structure of the rotor". They do not recommend purchasing drilled rotors but only slotted.

Has anyone heard of this?

Patrick

Stoptech told me essentially the same. If you do a fair number of driving schools, slotted is better. If you are just doing "spirited" driving on the street, then drilled is fine.

/Rich

 

[Nine Ball]

I installed my set of Euroteck rotors yesterday. According to my scale, it came out to a savings of 36 lbs total compared to stock. Those stock rotors are pretty ugly when you get them off the car and really look at them.

I went with EBC red stuff brake pads, hopefully they aren't as dusty as the stock ones were.

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[YellowViperSRT10]

I installed my set of Euroteck rotors yesterday. According to my scale, it came out to a savings of 36 lbs total compared to stock. Those stock rotors are pretty ugly when you get them off the car and really look at them.

I went with EBC red stuff brake pads, hopefully they aren't as dusty as the stock ones were.

NICE! they look so nice and clean with the white wheels! Do you have any pictures of the car a bit futher away to see the whole thing with the wheels? I know what you mean about those stock rotors, off the car they are just plain nasty!

Thanks again.

 

[Nine Ball]

I don't have any newer photos showing the rotors and wheels, but several with the wheels alone: Garages > NineBall's 2006 Dodge Viper - FQuick.com

 

[xjrguy]

Has anyone used the EBC 3GD slotted and dimpled (not drilled) rotors?

I used them on my Volvo C70 with great results.

Any use them here on the Viper?

Thanks in advance.

 

[Art 138]

Nineball: have to agreed the Eurotecks look nice as a backdrop against the white wheels ......I went with the Eurotecks over the stoptecks mainly because of the quality of the finish.

 

[OKFireChief]

I have the EuroTechs on my 06 coupe as well. They do look better that the others. I've attended a couple of Viper Days and some local events. I use EBC Yellow pads and the combo stops well ... No problems.

I just wish they made a set for my Gen II car ... Good luck to all!!! Jon

 

[sss620]

This is a rotor.

 

[dave6666]

I just wish they made a set for my Gen II car...

Big Brakes SRT upgrade.

 

[2 VENOMOUS]

This is a rotor.

Do you have a matching pair of shoes to go with those rotors???