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Old 03-13-2013, 12:18 PM   #1
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Brakemotive Rotors and Pads

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Anyone on revscene have any experience with them? My oem brakes are screechy and annoying but acura said my pads are fine and my rotors have been machined when I purchased the car 10k ago. I found these on acurazine for cheap, but it seems a little too good to be true.
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get power slot. drilled rotors wont last as long

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I got EBC Ultimax slotted rotors and GreenStuff pads. its great!
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drilled rotors are good for only one set of pads as they wear out unevenly.
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I have them on my tsx, my dads mdx, friends s2000, and friends mr2. For the money you can't go wrong. My tsx has been using the pads and rotors for about 50k and the rotors are showing signs that it's time to be replaced.
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Plenty of people use them. They are fine.
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Use blanks rotors unless you plan on tracking the car.
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i have them on my car, no complaints. i just rape the shit outta them since their really cheap anyways
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I have them on my tsx, my dads mdx, friends s2000, and friends mr2. For the money you can't go wrong. My tsx has been using the pads and rotors for about 50k and the rotors are showing signs that it's time to be replaced.
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my mom's 2010 mdx has warped its oem rotors for the second time and i'm tired of it, as those of you who drive honda products know their oem rotors are crap. the dealer says the rotors can no longer be machined and wants ~$800 for oem pads/rotors/fluid/labor. i asked a private shop and their quote was only $100 less with brembo blanks and akebono pads. i think the shop labor time for both is about 2 hours.

i tried to go on the brakemotive site but it's not in service (it's been under construction for awhile now). so i looked on ebay and this is what i found for brakemotive.... $230cad for front and rear pads/rotors before shipping:

Front & Rear DRILLED SLOTTED BRAKE ROTORS AND 8 CERAMIC PADS Acura MDX ZDX Pilot | eBay

how are your brakemotive parts holding up? would you still recommend? do you get any noise from the pads because of the slots in the rotors? i'm reluctant to use drilled rotors because of cracking but there are not many aftermarket solid disc choices for my application.
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My oem brakes are screechy and annoying but acura said my pads are fine and my rotors have been machined when I purchased the car 10k ago.
my sister's car was screeching like the brakes were on their death bed which was strange since I changed the brakes on them about a year ago (approx 7k km since then?). I bought new rotors and pads ready to change them out last month, but when i removed the old stuff, the pads were still super thicc. I used a wire brush and brake cleaner to clean the pads and rotor and just re-installed the old stuff. noise went away.
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my mom's 2010 mdx has warped its oem rotors for the second time and i'm tired of it, as those of you who drive honda products know their oem rotors are crap. the dealer says the rotors can no longer be machined and wants ~$800 for oem pads/rotors/fluid/labor. i asked a private shop and their quote was only $100 less with brembo blanks and akebono pads. i think the shop labor time for both is about 2 hours.

i tried to go on the brakemotive site but it's not in service (it's been under construction for awhile now). so i looked on ebay and this is what i found for brakemotive.... $230cad for front and rear pads/rotors before shipping:

Front & Rear DRILLED SLOTTED BRAKE ROTORS AND 8 CERAMIC PADS Acura MDX ZDX Pilot | eBay

how are your brakemotive parts holding up? would you still recommend? do you get any noise from the pads because of the slots in the rotors? i'm reluctant to use drilled rotors because of cracking but there are not many aftermarket solid disc choices for my application.
I have a 2009 MDX... i recently had all 4 pads/ rotors replaced on top of a B service maintenance for under 800 at my local dealer. They said it is cheaper to do it together with a B service because they remove the brake components off anyway and i will just be paying parts from there.

Edit - it is the first time changing brakes for me since i've owned it.

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@OP just to see if the brakes and rotors just need to be cleaned like in my situation explained above,
spray some brake cleaner on the brakes and rotors and drive for a bit to see if the noise goes away.

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I got a 2010 MDX and my brake rotors where warped too.
I only changed the front brake rotors and pads.

I switched to Centric Parts 120.40071 Premium Brake Rotor with E-Coating
and Akebono ACT1280 ProACT Ultra-Premium Ceramic Brake Pad Set
purchased from Amazon.com

It resolved the warping and after 2 years, still straight. The pads are much better than OEM pads with much better bite. It was cheaper just to buy new rotors than to machine it down. It's a simple DIY if you can do it.
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FYI the Centric "high carbon" rotors are basically Stoptech blanks as they own Stoptech.

Pretty good price on them too
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Just get them those Centric blanks at RockAuto; they are around $50 a piece, for my Lancer anyway. It's so much cheaper to replace them than to machine rotors.
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+1 RockAuto. Bought rotors+pads for our 05 Odyssey from them, then last week ordered rotors and ss lines for my MS3. The prices on rockauto in CAD was cheaper than any vendor online's USD price. Ship to Blaine/PR and save a lot even if you get dinged at the border
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honda OEM rotors from the last 10 years seems to be shit

no complaints with blanks from raybestos and centric purchased through RockAuto
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Sometimes Amazon.ca prices are pretty close to Amazon.com prices once converted to CDN. I've bought a set of Centric blank rotors for my CRV and their high carbon rotors for my speed3. No problems.
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I got a 2010 MDX and my brake rotors where warped too.
I only changed the front brake rotors and pads.

I switched to Centric Parts 120.40071 Premium Brake Rotor with E-Coating
and Akebono ACT1280 ProACT Ultra-Premium Ceramic Brake Pad Set
purchased from Amazon.com

It resolved the warping and after 2 years, still straight. The pads are much better than OEM pads with much better bite. It was cheaper just to buy new rotors than to machine it down. It's a simple DIY if you can do it.
doh. it never occured to me to look on amazon

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Centric Parts 120.40071 Premium Brake Rotor with E-Coating
Price: CDN$ 97.95 & FREE Shipping
https://www.amazon.ca/Centric-Parts-...ntric+2010+mdx

Centric Parts 120.40072 Premium Brake Rotor with E-Coating
2 new from CDN$ 118.66
https://www.amazon.ca/Centric-Parts-...ype=automotive
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Found Akebono ceramic for $125 and 2 different Raybestos rotors $85/$120ea, locally.
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my mom's 2010 mdx has warped its oem rotors for the second time and i'm tired of it, as those of you who drive honda products know their oem rotors are crap. the dealer says the rotors can no longer be machined and wants ~$800 for oem pads/rotors/fluid/labor. i asked a private shop and their quote was only $100 less with brembo blanks and akebono pads. i think the shop labor time for both is about 2 hours.

i tried to go on the brakemotive site but it's not in service (it's been under construction for awhile now). so i looked on ebay and this is what i found for brakemotive.... $230cad for front and rear pads/rotors before shipping:

Front & Rear DRILLED SLOTTED BRAKE ROTORS AND 8 CERAMIC PADS Acura MDX ZDX Pilot | eBay

how are your brakemotive parts holding up? would you still recommend? do you get any noise from the pads because of the slots in the rotors? i'm reluctant to use drilled rotors because of cracking but there are not many aftermarket solid disc choices for my application.
I would still recommend brakemotive but I no longer buy from them anymore, but it's not because the quality of the parts are bad. I actually just buy my brakes/rotors now on eBay.ca from sellers based in Canada which include shipping to my door for less than 100.
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