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Old 11-Jan-2004, 03:13 PM
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Slotted Rotors Question

is there a right and wrong way to install slotted rotors? im talking about the direction of the slots.. cause i've seen some cars with it one way and other cars with it the other way.. or does it depend on the manufacturers specifications?
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Old 11-Jan-2004, 03:22 PM
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you have to put them on the right side...you cant choose yourself.
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Old 11-Jan-2004, 04:45 PM
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each rotor should have R and L stamped into it respectively. otherwise, it should be such that the normal rotation would go so that the grooves are pointing towards the back of the car... it's hard to explain... a pic is worth a thousand words:

http://www.overboost.com/story.asp?id=304
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Old 12-Jan-2004, 02:45 PM
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what are some good slotted or cross drilled rotors that will be a good upgrade with my stock calipers.. i have 16" rotas so how big can i go in the front?
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Old 12-Jan-2004, 03:29 PM
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Fastbrakes upgrade is good bang for your buck, esp if you can get an NSX or ITR caliper (Accord wagon or Legend also works)
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Old 12-Jan-2004, 04:15 PM
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so for a good setup i gotta switch outtha calipers too huh? thought so...... do you reccomend the aem kit, or is ita waste of money? i like the willwood setups too..... and Baer
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wilwood

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all great, but you need 17s!
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Old 12-Jan-2004, 05:10 PM
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ya thats what i thought, i think ill just get some sir rotors, type-r civic rotors are 5 lug huh? cuz if some are 4 lug ill get type-r rotors, that would be bad azz
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your calipers won't clear Si rotors... Type R is 5 lug, and the ones that are 4 lug are 4x114mm

if anything you gotta upgrade all of it like I did. I did all 99-00 SiR (Si for you) underpinnings and hydraulics.
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that musta costed a pretty penny
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