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View Poll Results: DBA or Stocko Rotors?
DBA Slotted and cross-drilled rotors EF ABS 38 84.44%
Socko EF ABS rotors. 7 15.56%
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Old 26-11-2006, 07:10 PM   #31
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i have cross drilled and slotted on the front of mine have had since a brought it and they have been fine got tiny hairline cracks on them but still stop heaos better than a standard car would. and i have ferodo x's or something like that in it which are heaps better than my old metal king pads in it and they were shit as in the wet.
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