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Old Jul 6, 2005
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Fs: Aem Big Brake Rotors

I bought AEM big brake rotors from another member on here and never got around to installing them, now it's too late I no longer have a civic. He had said that they only had about 1,000 miles on them. This includes the rotors and the brackets to relocate your pads. There is a picture in my members gallery. $180 shipped OBO.
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Old Jul 6, 2005
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I'm interested.. got any pics? craigmgodwin@sbcglobal.net
Is it in decent- good shape. Please throw me some pics..
and Full kit.. or just the rotors?
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There is a pic in the first reply now
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they arent warped or bent or anything right? if they are in perfect mechanical condition with all parts needed for install ill buy them. please let me know i have the $$ now ready to go
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there isnt any calipers with these right. how much better stopping power did they give. i am trying to compensate for the 18's. i fifured that a bigger rotor with a the stock caliper shoudl still give better braking than stock rotors and stock calipers. did they give better stopping ability at all???
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They were never installed on my car so I cannot answer any questions about there stopping ablility, but using common sense one could say that using a rotor that is significantly larger will definately improve the looks and stopping power of your car.
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I added a picture from the AEM website to show what it is that you are getting to further answer some of the questions I am getting.
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i am definately interested. i am tryingto do some research though because some of their applications have pad hang over. if these are cool in on them ill let you know by tomorow
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recieved the rotors. they are as described as far as the amount of time used. i would have liked to know that they had a bunch of rust on the rotor itself. but i also know that it can be scrubbed off with a steel wool pad. so its not a huge deal. but please make sure next time you sell something and someone asks for pics. you give them pics of the entire product not select part to hide something. i would have still bought them because i know they can be easily cleaned up but you may not have been as lucky with another buyer.
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I didn't even know that they had some rust on them until I took the pic and didn't think to mention it because I figured that it would come off as soon as you used them. Sorry about the contusion, I hope they end your rotor problems.
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I didn't even know that they had some rust on them until I took the pic and didn't think to mention it because I figured that it would come off as soon as you used them. Sorry about the contusion, I hope they end your rotor problems.
thank you. its ok i would be upset if it was a big dal but a lil steel wool will take care of it. thank you for the fast shipping and responses, but really its no biggie. just wanted to tell you to make sure you do say something next time. you could have gotten some moron to buy them and they probably would have throw a hissy fit just because they didnt know that steel wool would take care of it. they were a good deal and i am happy.
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ummm... don't use steel wool on the rotors... just drive with them and the rust will come off.
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ummm... don't use steel wool on the rotors... just drive with them and the rust will come off.
as long as your not scrubbing and actually removing any material your fine. all i have to do is clean it up a bit then the rest will come off with the brakes. but in a couple of parts its kind thick so something will be needed to remove the rust.
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Yeah, everyone gets rust on the bare metal after it rains so it's really not a big deal..
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its a little thicker patches than just what you would see after rain. that is why is say clean it up with steel wool. dont worry about it. youll see. i know what im doing
 
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