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Old May 23, 2014 | 11:40 PM
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Need 4 new rotors and break pads - any one using these...?
See SharkWerks is selling this brand.

http://www.sharkwerks.com/products.php?pid=194

Does any one have any experience with these? Same price as OEM (in Canada at least)
 
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See SharkWerks is selling this brand.

http://www.sharkwerks.com/products.php?pid=194

Does any one have any experience with these? Same price as OEM (in Canada at least)
Been running Girodiscs for years....good stuff... I've used and sold a ton of both the 350s and 380s..
 
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Thanks - I'm guessing for a mostly rainy climate, its best to go with drilled and slotted combo? Or just the regular slotted?
 
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Thanks - I'm guessing for a mostly rainy climate, its best to go with drilled and slotted combo? Or just the regular slotted?
Girodisc quit making drilled rotors 2 years ago. Only slotted now. No issues with rainy climate.
 
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