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Just thought I would throw out a few pictures of my new rotors. I a fellow club member ( Rece ) gave me a hand with them as this was my first attempt....again thanks dude The rotor replacement actually isn't too bad as long as the calipers are still in good working order. And when the rust stops progress, a little WD40 and a hammer become quite handy. Overall, not a big job. Here are some before and after pictures.....

OMG, our brakes look so dinky in a large wheel.
Looks good though.
<I cannot say anything, I use the same rotors in a 17" wheel>

17's wont last here long

I guess he mans that the roads stink and they bend??

Nice work Stacy!! Are they annondized as well. If not, it may have been very advantageous to paint the non-contact portions of the rotors to prevent rust.
So far mine don't show any signs of rust or degredation.

I got new rotors too!!!

My calipers need to be painted yet .. some day


DEB

Bling Bling wrote:I beleive they are annodized. Haven't seen any rusting as of yet. Hopefully never!! But then, I haven't really been out when its been wet yet.

I have Brembo cross drilled too and they will rust once the brakes wear off the coating, but its only where the pad connects with the rotor.