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Old 03-04-2008, 01:34 AM
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what to get for rear rotor?

thinking of changing rear rotor. what do you guys think of the following:
- Dixcel SD slotted $380 HS $540 (1-piece, heaviest)
- Project Mu SCR-PRO $800? (2-piece, lighter, can match front)
- Autoexe $??? (2-piece, lighter)

was thinking rear not so critical so maybe can dun spend so much. probly Dixcel. Any other options? thanks!

if anyone selling rear slotted rotors (for 6MT), let me know too.

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There is a new brand ATS they provide rear rotor and caliper.
But i don know good or not. New product
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Originally Posted by maxfoong
There is a new brand ATS they provide rear rotor and caliper.
But i don know good or not. New product

do you know who's the local agent/distributor? thanks.
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Originally Posted by sandman369
do you know who's the local agent/distributor? thanks.
Chuan Lee Hin is the authorised dealer, Motorex is the supplier. Its a taiwan product but it has the same oem factory as greddy and friends?? Thats wat they claimed. I ordered front and back liao. Come end march it iwll arrive.
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Hi,

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Originally Posted by sandman369
thinking of changing rear rotor. what do you guys think of the following:
- Dixcel SD slotted $380 HS $540 (1-piece, heaviest)
- Project Mu SCR-PRO $800? (2-piece, lighter, can match front)
- Autoexe $??? (2-piece, lighter)

was thinking rear not so critical so maybe can dun spend so much. probly Dixcel. Any other options? thanks!

if anyone selling rear slotted rotors (for 6MT), let me know too.
bro i would suggest autoexe or pmu, althought it might cost abit more, but it safe lives. if you've drop by to MG or even our outings you'll notice most of us use autoexe and pmu, its a jap car, go for jap brand. i dun really trust taiwan brands, learnt from a veri good experience after i had an accident. cheers
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how about getting sg brands. SILENT. dont play play, they have their own 4-6pot calipers and rotors. siao siao eh...i think MG must come out their own brand also. LOL~
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Originally Posted by littletonysg
bro i would suggest autoexe or pmu, althought it might cost abit more, but it safe lives. if you've drop by to MG or even our outings you'll notice most of us use autoexe and pmu, its a jap car, go for jap brand. i dun really trust taiwan brands, learnt from a veri good experience after i had an accident. cheers
ya i agree. i already on project mu 4 pot front, re brake lines/proj mu pads back. for the back rotor, thought maybe get a normal one woiuld do. also, i thought dixcel was japanese so wanted to give it a try.
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Originally Posted by gliny
how about getting sg brands. SILENT. dont play play, they have their own 4-6pot calipers and rotors. siao siao eh...i think MG must come out their own brand also. LOL~
no offence but i think jap better la. like little tony said, brakes dun play2. if dixcel is taiwanese then i would go for proj mu liao. can anyone confirm?
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Originally Posted by sandman369
no offence but i think jap better la. like little tony said, brakes dun play2. if dixcel is taiwanese then i would go for proj mu liao. can anyone confirm?
dixcel is made in japan. confirmed. It is oso a sponsor for races in japan.

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Originally Posted by maxfoong
Chuan Lee Hin is the authorised dealer, Motorex is the supplier. Its a taiwan product but it has the same oem factory as greddy and friends?? Thats wat they claimed. I ordered front and back liao. Come end march it iwll arrive.
every taiwan manufacturer will tell u they are OEM for japan brands.

TEIN, GREDDY, ENDLESS are all MADE IN JAPAN. They have nvr becos of high production cost sub contract out to taiwan companies. This is a myth that all taiwan suppliers will tell distributors, becos they copied that very brand to make their products.

Y i noe? becos i have been to the autoparts exhibition in taiwan. Everyone there will tell u the same thing. They are OEM for certain japan brands. Fantastic thing is, a few manufacturer will tell u they manufacture for the same japan brand, for eg, GREDDY. Many taiwan companies like to copy greddy parts. Even BRIDE oso claimed to be OEM when its blatantly copy wholesale.
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Originally Posted by coupe07
dixcel is made in japan. confirmed. It is oso a sponsor for races in japan.
Thanks for the confirmation! Apart from the setting of website, i noticed that you have been quite quiet recently huh. Bo eng ah?
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Originally Posted by sandman369
Thanks for the confirmation! Apart from the setting of website, i noticed that you have been quite quiet recently huh. Bo eng ah?
no lah.. last time overly vocal.. haha.... nowadays tone down a bit lor.....
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Originally Posted by coupe07
no lah.. last time overly vocal.. haha.... nowadays tone down a bit lor.....
...and let the younger ones take over your 'voice' lor.
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Originally Posted by coupe07
every taiwan manufacturer will tell u they are OEM for japan brands.

TEIN, GREDDY, ENDLESS are all MADE IN JAPAN. They have nvr becos of high production cost sub contract out to taiwan companies. This is a myth that all taiwan suppliers will tell distributors, becos they copied that very brand to make their products.

Y i noe? becos i have been to the autoparts exhibition in taiwan. Everyone there will tell u the same thing. They are OEM for certain japan brands. Fantastic thing is, a few manufacturer will tell u they manufacture for the same japan brand, for eg, GREDDY. Many taiwan companies like to copy greddy parts. Even BRIDE oso claimed to be OEM when its blatantly copy wholesale.
Yo Thanks. Yeah. Everyone claims they have the prettiest wife at home. Lol. Anyway, I would have bought jap brand if i had the money. Im a poor bloke on a tight budget. We should charge tw brands for plagiarism. Lol.
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Originally Posted by sandman369
no offence but i think jap better la. like little tony said, brakes dun play2. if dixcel is taiwanese then i would go for proj mu liao. can anyone confirm?
If MG comes with brake kits. I'll be the first to get one, even if I were to pay with 2 years instalment. If SG can hold the F1, I believe we are able to come up with decent brake kits. Lets have some Patriotisim in the house.
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Can get biot also...last i check, prices is ard $950...
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Originally Posted by Rei
Can get biot also...last i check, prices is ard $950...
BIOT get their brake kits from brembo....
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Well if taiwanese say they copy japan brands is still bearable, the only thing that really shook me up was when some member told me his brake manufacturer was oem for AP....

WOW.....that was hard to swallow I almost choked.....
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Originally Posted by maxfoong
If MG comes with brake kits. I'll be the first to get one, even if I were to pay with 2 years instalment. If SG can hold the F1, I believe we are able to come up with decent brake kits. Lets have some Patriotisim in the house.
bro actually no need to buy, our current brakes spray black colour, put MG logo can liao..hehehe kidding lah
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Originally Posted by littletonysg
bro actually no need to buy, our current brakes spray black colour, put MG logo can liao..hehehe kidding lah
Lol Good Idea. But can anyone tell me what are the elements in a brake kit that sets different brands apart. Is it the material used? The way its structured? What is it?
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i think silent is just a rebranded taiwan product.
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Originally Posted by sandman369
no offence but i think jap better la. like little tony said, brakes dun play2. if dixcel is taiwanese then i would go for proj mu liao. can anyone confirm?
I suppose u dont get what i mean after all....i was just trying to mock at the brand silent. not trying to promote the silent branding.... *gosh*....
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Originally Posted by gliny
I suppose u dont get what i mean after all....i was just trying to mock at the brand silent. not trying to promote the silent branding.... *gosh*....
ya i didn't. diff freq probly.
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Originally Posted by maxfoong
Lol Good Idea. But can anyone tell me what are the elements in a brake kit that sets different brands apart. Is it the material used? The way its structured? What is it?
bro all the brand of brakes are the same, its whether you got a budget to purchase them. and as long its not taiwan brakes can liao. wat sets the brand apart could be the material used, like greddy and pmu have forged brakes, but for the other brands i'm not too sure.


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