poconovfr

Hey everybody, I'm unsure about the front rotors on my SE-R. I know I need new ones, not sure if I should stay with stock or is there something better out there? Any insight would be great!

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poconovfr

Know ones had to change rotors yet?

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klfutrelle

The OEM should be fine but I have heard complaints of them warping. If you have the money you can always upgrade to diamond slotted front rotors and cross drilled and slotted rear rotors.

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poconovfr

Thanks. Yea mine are warped,more evident at higher speeds. I'll post what I put on. Love this car!

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NissTech659

If they haven't been machined before you can get them turned and they will last a while longer. Most rotors warp after a period of time.

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poconovfr

Thanks dude, didn't even think about a turn down (duh!). A simple fix for a little while longer anyway. I'm curious if anyone makes a drilled vented front rotor worth a crap....for the future of course.

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NissTech659

I'm sure they do but they will be fairly pricey.

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dfd51

I put Powerslot rotors all around my 05 Altima. It cost around $500 for the rotors and pads. So far no problems with about 3000 miles on them.

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AltimaSL

I wonder if you couldn't just drill them yourself..

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NissTech659

Probably wouldn't work very well. They should be cross drilled. You could if you had the machinery to do it though.

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AltimaSL

You couldn't cross drill with a regular bit?

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Brilliant Silver Metallic/Gray
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NissTech659

You could try but I don't think it would work very well. A regular bit you have to drill straight into it. They use a machining tool to drill the holes.

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wpnzrule

If you drill them yourself you are going to compromise the integrity of the rotor. Crossdrilled rotors are weak as they are. You are better off just buying slotted rotors.

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