Track Weekend Review of RacingBrake 2 piece rotors

[JusticePete]

Originally Posted by So Cal Camaro

Ok Blake, just had the Camaro brake pads and fluid changed to get ready for Road America in June....Cobalt Friction pads and SRF fluid change done by Bruce Raymond Performance....will see how good they feel on the track...and anyone close enough to get to Bruce Raymond's shop, he's a hell of a nice guy and very knowledgeable...

They don't come any better than Bruce and I like your choices for pads and fluid.

[So Cal Camaro]

Originally Posted by JusticePete

They don't come any better than Bruce and I like your choices for pads and fluid.

Yes, I did not want to have an issue with brakes at Road America....so went with your and Bruce's recommendation...see you up in June.

[SPCBA]

Mr. Raymond knows his profession and is known way out here in socal. good choice

[SPCBA]

cant wait to hear your review of the pads and the best brake fluid we normal guys have access too.

[OV3RDRIV3]

Cheapest Place to pick up racing brake two piece rotors for the SS anyone? Perhaps I missed this earlier... Thanks!

[Apex Motorsports]

Originally Posted by OV3RDRIV3

Cheapest Place to pick up racing brake two piece rotors for the SS anyone? Perhaps I missed this earlier... Thanks!

All the cool kids go to Apex Motorsports.

[OV3RDRIV3]

Originally Posted by Apex Chase

All the cool kids go to Apex Motorsports.

You are the man! Soooo much less expensive. Member discount also??

[The Stig]

Originally Posted by OV3RDRIV3

Cheapest Place to pick up racing brake two piece rotors for the SS anyone? Perhaps I missed this earlier... Thanks!

Apex Motorsports - trust me I looked.

[OV3RDRIV3]

Originally Posted by The Stig

Apex Motorsports - trust me I looked.

Thanks for the confirm! Do they offer discounts to forum members?

[The Stig]

Originally Posted by OV3RDRIV3

Thanks for the confirm! Do they offer discounts to forum members?

They're already discounted, so no nothing specific for Camaro5 members

[OV3RDRIV3]

Originally Posted by OV3RDRIV3

You are the man! Soooo much less expensive. Member discount also??

Nevermind. I misspoke earlier. About the same price at Apex ($1000ish a pair). Apparently the price I saw ($500ish) was for a single rotor not the pair. This doubles when you add it to the cart as the minimum purchase is 2 rotors. Back to looking at the DBA 5000's I guess :/

[Doc]

Originally Posted by OV3RDRIV3

Nevermind. I misspoke earlier. About the same price at Apex ($1000ish a pair). Apparently the price I saw ($500ish) was for a single rotor not the pair. This doubles when you add it to the cart as the minimum purchase is 2 rotors. Back to looking at the DBA 5000's I guess :/

If you're planning on doing any kind of performance driving I highly recommend you save up for at least a front set of RB rotors; they're that good.

[SPCBA]

Originally Posted by OV3RDRIV3

Nevermind. I misspoke earlier. About the same price at Apex ($1000ish a pair). Apparently the price I saw ($500ish) was for a single rotor not the pair. This doubles when you add it to the cart as the minimum purchase is 2 rotors. Back to looking at the DBA 5000's I guess :/

dba are heavier and dont deal with heat as well as oem. let alone compared to racingbrake

[SPCBA]

so i had a crazy week and onl rebuilt my front calipers using the racingrake rebuild kit. brakes were even cooler than my last review of of the rotors. I was running a very agressive track pad and still cooler temps kn a 102 degree day. zero brake fade again. the pistons in the rebuild kit are better designed and the oil seal and dust boots are sturdier and an upgrade as well. i recommend the rebuild kit to any track guys using stock calipers...could feel a difference. install was easy as pie.


will take pics and write a full review once i do the rears as well.