powerslot rotors

[Rennat]

porterfield rs4 pads and a set of autozone special blank rotors and i can scare people with how fast i stop... i also have ss lines, but thats not going to make that big of a difference. I think a lot of you would be suprised how a GOOD set of pads will perform. and i believe since the rs4 pads are semi-metalic the more surface area the better for braking...

but ck has a great deal on rotors

 

[Ckanderson]

Thanks for clearing that up CK.. My powerslots say Brembo on them as well.. I can't beleive they would even post that in the description. I'm not sure I would want to purchase anything from them with that BS.
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you would be suprised what some people will say to make a few extra dollars :nono:

 

[ValgeKotkas]

^Wouldn't you say something too? Or maybe you are saying.....:sarcasm:

 

[Insidious Surmiser]

i think project Mu makes really good street pads, but they cost an arm and a leg O_O

 

[Ckanderson]

^Wouldn't you say something too? Or maybe you are saying.....:sarcasm:

SHHHHHHHHHH!

dont give away my secrets! :evil2:

 

[Keros]

All joking aside, the more I think about MVP's comments, the more I dislike their company. I very much doubt they'll ever see any of my money... it's alot easier and alot faster to lose trust than gain it.

I'm looking at getting Axxis Ultimate Ceramic pads on cyro treated powerslots. Anyone run this setup, or used those pads?

 

[Ckanderson]

the ceramic pads are nice. not much dust and are quiet.

I've sold 2 sets of cryo rotors in the year I've been doing this. They last longer then non cryo ones in hard racing applications. they cost about 30 dollars more a rotor.

 

[Insidious Surmiser]

All joking aside, the more I think about MVP's comments, the more I dislike their company. I very much doubt they'll ever see any of my money... it's alot easier and alot faster to lose trust than gain it.

I'm looking at getting Axxis Ultimate Ceramic pads on cyro treated powerslots. Anyone run this setup, or used those pads?

i had the pads, and liked them alot, they wear the hell out of your rotors