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Slotted/Drilled Rotors
Hey guys/gals.
I have a couple of questions. I want to buy some Baer rotors/pads for both the front/rear of my daily driver. Now, if I get the slotted/drilled rotors, will those wear away my pads quicker than if I went with oem, flat style style rotors? Or, if I get just the slotted rotors, will those wear away less than the slotted/drilled rotors? Now, the main reason I ask is, they are going on my daily driver, a '05 Dodge Ram Daytona. I don't want to be going through brake pads every thousand miles or so. I appreciate your info guys!! Thanks!!:lateral: :cheers: |
Short answer, yes, any slotting and/or drilling will accelerate the wear of your brake pads somewhat. As a dealer for DBA (Disc Brakes Australia), their testing has shown an average of of 10% increase in wear for their slotting and XS drilled & slotted rotors. I can't speak for Baer, but I would imagine that it's something similar.
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I had the BAER Eradispeed kit on my F150 and really liked it. As far as I can tell there was no noticeable difference in break wear.
I did buy the BAER pads too, because the factory ones left brake dust like crazy. |
Thanks guys!
I really appreciate the input/info!!:lateral: :cheers: |
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Thanks. (I may be in touch with you in the future though.):lateral: :cheers: |
Not worth it. Napa Ultra Premium rotors and call it a day.
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Honestly, you probably will not even notice a difference in break pad wear at all. Plus, if I remember right, BAER has a lifetime warranty on their rotors against warping.
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I know that Baer make some good products though!:thumbsup: |
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