R1 Concepts 2010 - 2015 Camaro LS/LT (V6) FRONT & REAR GEOMET OEM Rotors #2FR1015V6-GO

R1 Concepts Carbon GEOMET® Series OEM Rotor
Replacement rotors are not drilled or slotted, but offer equal quality as your OEM rotors but at an affordable price.

Best for: Street, Autocross/Track, Towing/Hauling, Off-Road
Always be ready for anything or anywhere. Having quality brake rotors is essential to giving you that extra stopping performance.

Pros:

• Far and away, most new cars come with blank rotors installed both for maximum effectiveness across driving conditions and for cost effectiveness. If you do not drive aggressively, have a luxury car, or seek a brake rotor that is quiet above all, smooth rotors can be the right choice for you.
• A top choice for endurance racers who need a brake pad that can hold up through a long race, as well as an overall inexpensive brake rotor choice, smooth or blank brake rotors can work very well for many needs. They tend to be the longest lasting overall, while also produce very little dust and are quiet to operate. It is precisely the plain nature of these brake rotors that makes them last longer: Without any drilled holes or slots there is little room for cracks to develop.

Cons:

• There’s not many cons to having a blank rotor. Some drivers have a misconception that they should choose slotted or drilled rotors over blank rotors for superior performance. This is not necessarily true, so do not feel the need to select a particular type of brake rotor over the misunderstanding that it is better than another style of brake rotor. It all depends on how you drive your vehicle and how you would like it to stop.
• If you are happy with the type of brake rotor currently used in your car — which you should be able to view after removing the wheel — it may make sense to just replace the rotor with the same rotor. If you seek a rotor for a specific performance need, from rainy weather to race performance, then you now have the information that you need to be able to select in confidence the best brake rotors for your ride.

No matter the type of brake rotor you choose, pay attention to how your vehicle drives and how it brakes. As young brake system begins to age, plan ahead and order replacement parts so you can install new brake pads and rotors before your existing ones fail.

After you have decided which brake rotor to purchase, order the rotors of your choice from a reliable manufacturer. Install the new brake rotors yourself or schedule an appointment to have your certified mechanic do it for you. When combined with reliable brake pads, brake rotors will help you stay safe on the road.