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Old 01-31-2010, 08:14 PM
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This question is for DD purposes...

Do I have to use the same rotors on the rear as I use on the front of 2003 S-Type R...IE If I am using drilled and slotted rotors on the front can I use just slotted on the rear (and still use the same pad type)?

Any performance danger issues?
 
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Yes.
I don't like drilled rotors for the street. Inspect them often for cracking at the holes. Slotted is considered much better.
See the attached picture of what to look for.
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Brilliant pic!
 
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OH POOP! I better check mine considering the flogging I give them.

Not a money thing. They are warrantied for life against warping or cracking.
 
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Originally Posted by tbird6
Yes.
I don't like drilled rotors for the street. Inspect them often for cracking at the holes. Slotted is considered much better.
See the attached picture of what to look for.
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Is that picture from a car or motorcycle?
 
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I am soooo impressed you even thought to ask. A tech in action
 
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I already have the slotted and drilled for the front application...but that is a great pic, thanks for the heads up...definitely keep an eye on them...

I drive the car fairly hard from time to time, so I went with the drilled because during the summer the brakes get pretty hot...
 
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The rotor pictured is from a drilled Lincoln LS front rotor. Or at least it is suppose to be!! I did not take the picture.
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