Drilled/Slotted Rotors Group Buy

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  1. stockhatch

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    I have organized a group buy with http://rotorpros.com on their drilled/slotted brake rotors. The prices are $130 shipped in the lower 48 for 5 or more buyers, or $125 shipped for 8 or more buyers. Sorry, but they don't appear to be in any hurry to ship to Canada...

    I hope to get at least 8 of us so we all save $15. They take paypal and money orders for payment. If those interested will commit by posting in this thread, we can wait until we have enough buyers to pay. If there isn't enough interest I guess we will figure that out as well...

    You can choose between all of the different styles, they are all the same price. Drilled and slotted, drilled, slotted, dimpled, etc.

    If interested, please reply with number of sets wanted, and type.

    Im in for 1 set of drilled and slotted. Looking for 7 more...

    Thanks,

    Adam
     
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    Interesting. Do they have any "kits" to help with drum to disc conversion? The front drums are very erratic and weak.
     
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    I'm in for (1) set drilled/slotted.

    Do they accept the stock bearings/races?



    Ken
     
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    Cool! 6 more :D
     
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    Man, if you would have waited about a month I would get a set. :rolleyes:
     
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    They do work, and they look something like this installed...

    (big pics, go slow...)

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    It may take that long to get enough buyers... Im in no huge hurry, though others may be...We will see how it pans out.
     
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    I may be interested, Keep me posted before the order goes in,OK?
     
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    i would be interested in a set if someone is willing to forward them on to my Canadian address, they want 200 to ship to my address..... I can't see it costing 75 more or I could get them at roundup
     
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    Just keep an eye on this thread. When we get 6 or 7 orders, chime in if you want a set.
     
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    I'll take the silence as a "no". Back to Stainless Steel Brakes for the kit, but darn, they are pricey.
     
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    I will take one set of slotted/drilled.
     
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    5 to go :D I have no idea about a kit comet155. You may want to shoot the guys at rotorpros an email and see. I doubt it though. Most people end up junk yarding for the parts to swap.
     
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