Auto Zone LT1 rotors?
11-19-2002, 10:06 PM
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Auto Zone LT1 rotors?
I've seen that people don't really have any complaints about these rotors. When I called Auto Zone they told me like $20ea. for the front and like $35ea. for the rear. That works for me since I don't need slotted, drilled or dimpled rotors. The only problem I have is that they will look like crap in a short time. What options do I have to prevent them from turning to rust? I thought about powder coating but with the added costs involved I could almost buy better rotors. That leads up to my second question - Who makes a plain rotor with a coating to prevent rust?
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11-20-2002, 01:25 AM
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Re: Auto Zone LT1 rotors?
Originally posted by URAPNES
I've seen that people don't really have any complaints about these rotors. When I called Auto Zone they told me like $20ea. for the front and like $35ea. for the rear. That works for me since I don't need slotted, drilled or dimpled rotors. The only problem I have is that they will look like crap in a short time. What options do I have to prevent them from turning to rust? I thought about powder coating but with the added costs involved I could almost buy better rotors. That leads up to my second question - Who makes a plain rotor with a coating to prevent rust?
Thanks
I've seen that people don't really have any complaints about these rotors. When I called Auto Zone they told me like $20ea. for the front and like $35ea. for the rear. That works for me since I don't need slotted, drilled or dimpled rotors. The only problem I have is that they will look like crap in a short time. What options do I have to prevent them from turning to rust? I thought about powder coating but with the added costs involved I could almost buy better rotors. That leads up to my second question - Who makes a plain rotor with a coating to prevent rust?
Thanks
Or just paint the center portion silver. Only get the Canadian made Autozone rotors.
www.crkhedmat.com shows how he painted his rotors.
By the way use high temp paint.
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