Heads up! Affordable floating disc rotors

[LAB3]

After looking over the pictures that DEEBS posted about replacing his front brake rotors I took another look at the pricing. Seems to me I remember EBC rotors going for about $225 each and sure enough they're still awfully expensive. Then THESE popped up for only $150 a PAIR! Looks like I'll be in for an upgrade soon at this price.

The center part of these looks kinda "Raw" being a simple piece of stamped steel but like my favorite sticker on my bike says "Telling a man his bike is pretty is like telling him his dick is cute"

https://nicheindustries.com/products...crt2436r-2pack

[DEEBS11]

Put a few miles on them. Still breaking in the new pads. I like them.

[LAB3]

Put a few miles on them. Still breaking in the new pads. I like them.

Have you seen replacements for the part that wears to go with these? They'll probably go a good long time but at some point they may need to be swapped out.

[DEEBS11]

LAB3 I think for the price they are disposable (like most rotors). I'm sure they will last for the rest of my life. If I have any issues, I will report back.

[e30 gangsta]

Damn these look cool! I might have to upgrade to these, the original rotors just don't look as nice!

[e30 gangsta]

This also got me thinking. Anyone know of a rear rotor that's also drilled that we can purchase new that doesn't cost an arm and a leg?

[DEEBS11]

All three rotors are the same. I bought three. I will do the rear rotor install soon with a rebuilt caliper/black stainless line and post pictures.

[LAB3]

Deebs has it right, you can order a single disc on that site. I'm planning to use the best one of my two front discs on the rear since my rear needs replaced but not necessarily the fronts

[e30 gangsta]

You guys are geniuses! I will order all three then. It looks amazing!

DEEBS11 you running the rotors with no lock washers and it works fine?

[DEEBS11]

Good eye, e30. Lock washers and rim locks are a thing of the past. I use Locktite blue on every nut and bolt in my restorations. Never had a problem. And as I said before, I don't build coffee table bikes. They get ridden across country all the time. (My 80 KZ in this case. No lock washers as you can see in the picture.)