I have the Centric parts line and would be happy to quote - friendly prices.
I can say that I have used their rotors for years and they are very good
quality - used on all my company vehicles and personal cars. That said I have
never used the Centric rotors on a race car - but have sold 1,000's of their
StopTech branded rotors for racing and they are also very good. Some of the
StopTech rotors are cast in the US and some outside the US including China.
Today with AutoZones etc dominating aftermarket sales it's hard to compete only
sourcing domestic made rotors. 90+% of the market is private labeled sourced
from who know where. Regarding Centric (and other high volume manufactures)
they don't just source this stuff on the web. They buy significant production
from foundries and have quality control people at the foundry.
I've never purchased drums but did enquire about the GT6 drum and they do not
have those. They also do not have the GT6 1/2" x 9.7" rotors.
I am planing to make the 9.7"X 1/2" GT6 rotors at my shop but they will be 2
piece with an aluminum hat. I anticipate a selling price of $300 ea. For the
assembly. Just finished a similar kit for the Ford 289 and 427 Cobra. Picture
of dyno test below. GT6 is almost a miniature version of the Cobra rotor
assembly. They will be bedded in and ready to run.
Brembo has foundries all over including Mexico and Michigan.
Sent from my iPhone
> On Jun 24, 2017, at 11:31 AM, davehogye via Fot <fot at autox.team.net> wrote:
>
> Centric are the brand that I have. They list standard and premium part
> numbers. They do not share what the difference is. Of course I went with
> premium.
> Brembo used to make them. I could not find Brembos.
> Unfortunately, even Brembos are made in China now, no matter the application.
>
> // Dave H.
>
>
> From: "Yellow04 via Fot" <fot at autox.team.net>
> To: fot at autox.team.net
> Sent: Friday, June 23, 2017 4:35:48 PM
> Subject: [Fot] Public Service Announcement, knockoff Datsun brake drums
>
> A couple years ago when I was accumulating parts for my TR250 vintage racer I
> sourced a pair of brake drums that I knew were aftermarket copies of the
> Datsun 240Z finned aluminum drum. These copies were getting decent reviews at
> the time, so I tried a pair.
>
> So I am prepping for the next event and found this. These drums ran 8
> weekends. The other drum shows a small crack, looks like it would grow to
> look like this one pretty quick.
>
> So anyone have a source for some real Datsun Z-car drums?
>
> Henry Frye
> Working on New Yellow now, Old Blue taking well deserved break...
>
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