Rotorpros rotors?

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    I was told to stay away from inexpensive drilled rotors as they "may" crack.
     
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    what Did you say your name was?
    chet, you been told lots of things....
     
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    Whats that supposed to mean?
     
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    I think that's for crossdrilled, I was thinking slotted or blank. Either way these are pretty cheap
     
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    what Did you say your name was?
    well, I was mostly joking, but seriously...

    I would also like to know if anyone has had first hand experiance with some cheap rotors, maybe even a good experiance!
     
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    Make sure you call Mark at Frozen Rotors. We get 10-15% off of the internet prices, and the treated rotors will probably outlast the car.


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    A friend of mine put them(slotted ones)on his Evolution last summer with Hawk HPS pads and has not had any issues with them for his dd so far.
     
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    Next brake change I'm going aggressive pads and cheap rotors. Let the pads chew them up. Heat is heat.
     
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    A lot of Evo guys run these on the track and say they actually hold up better than the stock Brembo blanks.
     
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    per rotor^?
     
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