aftermarket rotors

[tractor nut]

I am looking to replace my stock rotors wich are warped and am thinking of replacing them with some of the aftermarket slotted and crossed drilled rotors. has anyone used these and are they worth the money what is the best kind to buy and where. i tow a gooseneck loaded heavy and it takes a toll on my rotors. thanks for any help

[rock hardson]

I would stay away drilled rotors. Cryo rotors from Raul@Stealthautomotive carries them.
Brakes

[CT Performance, Inc.]

Get a ex. brake!!! Power slots and hawk pads!

[Raul@Stealth Automotive]

Powerslot cryo rotors and hawk LTS pads is what i would get Powerslot

[BigKid]

Originally Posted by tractor nut

I am looking to replace my stock rotors wich are warped and am thinking of replacing them with some of the aftermarket slotted and crossed drilled rotors. has anyone used these and are they worth the money what is the best kind to buy and where. i tow a gooseneck loaded heavy and it takes a toll on my rotors. thanks for any help

I have the slotted cross drilled rotors and hawk pads on my 02. It has an 8" lift with 37s. I tow my boat, maybe 3.5 - 4k. IMO, I would say it helped, but didn't make a HUGE difference.

[Raul@Stealth Automotive]

Originally Posted by BigKid

I have the slotted cross drilled rotors and hawk pads on my 02. It has an 8" lift with 37s. I tow my boat, maybe 3.5 - 4k. IMO, I would say it helped, but didn't make a HUGE difference.

have you changed to SS braided lines as well? those will def make a big diff.. the stock ones bulge out under heavy braking. the SS braided lines dont and will give you better stopping power

-Raul

[BigKid]

Originally Posted by Raul@Stealth Automotive

have you changed to SS braided lines as well? those will def make a big diff.. the stock ones bulge out under heavy braking. the SS braided lines dont and will give you better stopping power

-Raul

No. I did not know about that. That may be a nice option I should look in to. You guys got them?

[Raul@Stealth Automotive]

Originally Posted by BigKid

No. I did not know about that. That may be a nice option I should look in to. You guys got them?

it noticed a big diff when i did mine... its one thing i def recommend when doing a brake/rotor upgrade on a lifted truck.. ill Pm you some prices

[Farmertom390]

what about the durability of the powerslot rotors and pads? I want to make the step up to them only if they are going to last a whole lot longer than the normal rotors.

[Raul@Stealth Automotive]

Originally Posted by Farmertom390

what about the durability of the powerslot rotors and pads? I want to make the step up to them only if they are going to last a whole lot longer than the normal rotors.

i have had mine on for over 2 years and they still look new...