Well the time is almost here for Zeckhausen's cross drilled and slotted rotors
$510 for 4 new rotors and you know if Zeckhausen is selling them there the BEST.

I have been waiting for almost 1 year for these and this is my next mod with new pads ofcourse.

http://www.zeckhausen.com/Jeep/SRT8.htm

Wow! What a deal man. I paid like $1000 for my Brakeworld.com drilled/slotted rotors.

When these wear out, at least I now have a relatively inexpensive option for replacements! Look forward to your review of them Tony.

Well the time is almost here for Zeckhausen's cross drilled and slotted rotors
$510 for 4 new rotors and you know if Zeckhausen is selling them there the BEST.

I have been waiting for almost 1 year for these and this is my next mod with new pads ofcourse.

http://www.zeckhausen.com/Jeep/SRT8.htm

Those look exactly like the R1 rotors, and the description is also almost identical.

Wow! What a deal man. I paid like $1000 for my Brakeworld.com drilled/slotted rotors.

When these wear out, at least I now have a relatively inexpensive option for replacements! Look forward to your review of them Tony.

I remember when you got them I kringed at the price, I wanted them but $1000 would have hurt :D

And you know im going to beat them up and a full review to follow, BTW im off to bestbuy this week for a new digital camera, seeing your pics JT makes me jealose!!!!

Well the time is almost here for Zeckhausen's cross drilled and slotted rotors
$510 for 4 new rotors and you know if Zeckhausen is selling them there the BEST.

I have been waiting for almost 1 year for these and this is my next mod with new pads ofcourse.

http://www.zeckhausen.com/Jeep/SRT8.htm


Nice! I like having options.

I know the guys from Zeckhausen post here occasionally maybe they can explain the difference between these rotors and the stockers (other than the fact they are slotted and cross-drilled.)

Hahah! Do it Tony!!

Those picture I post are actually only about 40% of the ACTUAL resolution and size of the pictures my camera takes.

I use a Canon Digital Rebel XTi 10 megapixel, with a sweet Canon L-glass IS lense. :)

Here is an actual size image link:
3888 x 2592

http://homepage.mac.com/jtrussell7/.Pictures/IMG_1262.JPG

Nice pic indeedy.

hmmm...I am trying to convince a guy at work not the spend the money for 10 megapixels because 5 is tonnes. Since you posted Mango, do you find there is really a need for the 10 megapixel setting if you aren't going to blow up a picture to 10 feet by 10 feet?

hmmm...I am trying to convince a guy at work not the spend the money for 10 megapixels because 5 is tonnes. Since you posted Mango, do you find there is really a need for the 10 megapixel setting if you aren't going to blow up a picture to 10 feet by 10 feet?


For me, it's worth it. More dots-per-inch = more dots-per-inch!

Sure, for most people on an average display...the difference between even a 2megapixel camera and a 10 wouldn't be noticable. However, when using a DSLR like I am, the difference is substantial. Also, the glass you use on a DSLR is just as, if not more, important than the megapixel of the camera.