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Bshields22 · 08-18-2015, 09:17 PM

Hey guys,

Few thoughts on this. Apologies if similar threads exists.

Looking to get a 4-set of StopTech Rotors (slotted). I know these are great rotors so no questions there.

Before I buy these rotors I want to get a few more track days out of my stock (sport package rotors). I bought the car with 24K miles on it. I have 28K now. Brakes are strong and smooth right now. Not sure if they are new rotors or not though when i bought it.

Problem: I just had them machined/turned due to slight vibration when I brake.

Although getting new rotors and pads is obviously the best way to go, is taking a Z to a track with machined rotors bad/dangerous. I know it will absorb less heat and such.

I am not the fastest guy on the track, just enjoy some spirited track days. Everything on the car is stock.

What do you guys think?

08-18-2015, 09:17 PM	#1 (permalink)
Bshields22 Enthusiast Member Join Date: Nov 2012 Location: Anaheim, CA Posts: 422 Drives: 2012 Black 370Z-R Rep Power: 698	Rotor Thoughts Hey guys, Few thoughts on this. Apologies if similar threads exists. Looking to get a 4-set of StopTech Rotors (slotted). I know these are great rotors so no questions there. Before I buy these rotors I want to get a few more track days out of my stock (sport package rotors). I bought the car with 24K miles on it. I have 28K now. Brakes are strong and smooth right now. Not sure if they are new rotors or not though when i bought it. Problem: I just had them machined/turned due to slight vibration when I brake. Although getting new rotors and pads is obviously the best way to go, is taking a Z to a track with machined rotors bad/dangerous. I know it will absorb less heat and such. I am not the fastest guy on the track, just enjoy some spirited track days. Everything on the car is stock. What do you guys think?