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Wtf is this? (holes in rotor) *updated OP*

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SithSolo1 said:
They were cheaper than brembos but not bottom of the barrel, about $110/ea before shipping.
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Odd, just read the thread - probably a really old batch of Centric ones. I have heard they had some QC issues initially.

I had a set of Centrics on my S4, no issues.
 
SithSolo1 said:
They were cheaper than brembos but not bottom of the barrel, about $110/ea before shipping.
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Wait, you paid $110 each for a Centric rotor?

WOW

I had centric rotors in the past, they warp easy and are not worth the DIRT CHEAP price tag that usually comes with it.
 
Vdubchaos said:
Wait, you paid $110 each for a Centric rotor?

WOW

I had centric rotors in the past, they warp easy and are not worth the DIRT CHEAP price tag that usually comes with it.
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These are low end Stoptech rotors. Centric is the parent company but yeah, I guess I paid $110 for a centric rotor.
 
Vdubchaos said:
Wait, you paid $110 each for a Centric rotor?

WOW

I had centric rotors in the past, they warp easy and are not worth the DIRT CHEAP price tag that usually comes with it.
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Centric has several levels of rotors.
Rotors don't "warp" by themselves most of the time its the driver and/or the car setup that cause most.
 
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