Rotors - Chrome or Polished???
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I ain't seeing how chrome doesn't wear off the surface where the pad rides.
Anyway, you can polish your stockers out to look like mirrors for about 5 bucks worth of sandpaper or buy a pair of polished aftermarket rotors for 100 bucks. I have done both. I polished and ran my stock rotors for 6 years before replacing them with some el cheapo polished ones after bending one of the original rotors. Either way, they will stay shiny and not tarnish.
Anyway, you can polish your stockers out to look like mirrors for about 5 bucks worth of sandpaper or buy a pair of polished aftermarket rotors for 100 bucks. I have done both. I polished and ran my stock rotors for 6 years before replacing them with some el cheapo polished ones after bending one of the original rotors. Either way, they will stay shiny and not tarnish.
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I ain't seeing how chrome doesn't wear off the surface where the pad rides.
Anyway, you can polish your stockers out to look like mirrors for about 5 bucks worth of sandpaper or buy a pair of polished aftermarket rotors for 100 bucks. I have done both. I polished and ran my stock rotors for 6 years before replacing them with some el cheapo polished ones after bending one of the original rotors. Either way, they will stay shiny and not tarnish.
Anyway, you can polish your stockers out to look like mirrors for about 5 bucks worth of sandpaper or buy a pair of polished aftermarket rotors for 100 bucks. I have done both. I polished and ran my stock rotors for 6 years before replacing them with some el cheapo polished ones after bending one of the original rotors. Either way, they will stay shiny and not tarnish.
I seen some of the chrome and polished on the bay for about the same money. What pads are you guys running with chrome rotors?
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