Drilled / Slotted Rotors for GEN3

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ViperGMC is totally right in that StopTech is the best. One has to weigh the cost as to what you are using the rotor for. For racing they can not be beat. The best street/track pad is the RBC Redstuff as they are made of ceramic and leave very little dust. They are on my website if you need more information. EBC Greenstuf is organic and fine for the street only. I would stay away from EBC Yellowstuf, on the street, which is kevlar, as they will not heat up properly in a street application. They are a race only pad from what EBC tells me.

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Thanks Atro.
 
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These are the EBC dimpled and slotted rotors on Tucker's SRT.
When you look closer to the rotors, you see that the EBC rotors are not drilled but dimpled and slotted which is better for resisting against cracking.

They are not 2 piece like the Stoptechs but they sure look good and cost 1/4 of Stoptechs.


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Not stated above but I believe one of the primary benefits of slotted or drilled rotors is allowing the pads to de-gas. I have also heard theories of a scraping effect as well. Not sure how effective they are for cooling as the increase in surface area for vented rotors is not that great.
 

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Are you sure it is just for the front? i thought i have seen a viper with the Brembo drilled rotors front and rear.
 
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