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I have same paint with Scratch Shield and I don't know if it'll be a challenge. I've heard the self healing properties only last a few years so it might act like regular clear now.
Not today, but over this past weekend after my wash I noticed my rotors looked super rusted. After driving awhile they cleared up, but I’m sure it’s time for new ones. Kinda want something not to outrageous in price, but looks cool behind my open wheels (slotted, cross drilled, etc)... any suggestions guys?
Not today, but over this past weekend after my wash I noticed my rotors looked super rusted. After driving awhile they cleared up, but I’m sure it’s time for new ones. Kinda want something not to outrageous in price, but looks cool behind my open wheels (slotted, cross drilled, etc)... any suggestions guys?
If I were to buy rotors again I would not do slotted and drilled. It's an old look.. And the holes make noise.
I would go with sprinkle slots... And 2 piece of in budget..z1 has the cheapest option on these.
Not today, but over this past weekend after my wash I noticed my rotors looked super rusted. After driving awhile they cleared up, but I’m sure it’s time for new ones. Kinda want something not to outrageous in price, but looks cool behind my open wheels (slotted, cross drilled, etc)... any suggestions guys?
Flash rusting on the braking surface area of rotors after a car wash or even just rain is perfectly normal even on brand new rotors...it disappears when you drive a block or two and brake a couple of times
If I were to buy rotors again I would not do slotted and drilled. It's an old look.. And the holes make noise.
I would go with sprinkle slots... And 2 piece of in budget..z1 has the cheapest option on these.
Completely agree. The Z1 sprinkle slot 2-piece is a very appealing upgrade.
Originally Posted by Baadnewsburr
Flash rusting on the braking surface area of rotors after a car wash or even just rain is perfectly normal even on brand new rotors...it disappears when you drive a block or two and brake a couple of times
Exactly. It's OK to want new brakes, but flash rust on the rotors is a poor excuse.
Wrong place for this discussion, too, since the only thing Eesofreshhh did to his Sedan today was wash it and daydream about brakes. (Been there )