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Old Feb 6, 2012 | 11:10 AM
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I am flush with confidence after doing the Shifter Bushings so now I need to tackle the brakes. Here are my questions:

Rotors- There is a huge debate on Slotted, Drilled, and Normal Brake rotors. What is the current thinking here in the 911 Forum? I am getting the impression that with new better quality Pads, the rotors do not have to be drilled. I see a lot of positives on Zimmerman- anyone have experience or recommendations?

Pads? I am leaning toward EBC Yellow Stuff- any experience with these or other recommendations?
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Old Feb 6, 2012 | 11:55 AM
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I've never run drilled rotors.

I love the Porterfield R4S as a great performance pad for the street. Great grabbing power, cold or hot. Don't scrimp on brake fluid-I'd got with Motul RBF600.
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