Drilled and slotted rotors for Monaco?

[Elwood470]

I have a '77 Dodge Monaco (C body)..Already has discs on the front but needing replacement. I want drilled and slotted rotors anybody know some that will work?
Thanks!

 

[thrashingcows]

I got some off shore drilled and slotted ones for my 73 conversion on my 68 T/C wagon....horrible off shore cr@p! Would never go that route again.

 

[Elwood470]

I'll probably have to just use oem...But, it seems like as long as the bolt pattern is the same a rotor used on B bodies would work?

 

[Big_John]

IMHO, there's nothing to gain by running slotted/drilled rotors. In street use, the drilled rotors tend to crack, especially the cheap ones. They are pretty much just for looks.

 

[polara71]

I agree John I never saw the point on simple street use

 

[Elwood470]

They are only really good for performance applications to dissipate heat. My car is getting a 392 hemi and will see track time..So I need something more aggressive than stock. But, that's becoming a challenge.

 

[cantflip]

They are only really good for performance applications to dissipate heat. My car is getting a 392 hemi and will see track time..So I need something more aggressive than stock. But, that's becoming a challenge.

Buy the best quality you can find, IMO Wagner has always shown to be top notch. The gizmos won't help on a cheap part and the good stuff for your car won't have them.

 

[Turboomni]

They are only really good for performance applications to dissipate heat. My car is getting a 392 hemi and will see track time..So I need something more aggressive than stock. But, that's becoming a challenge.

Parachute

 

[thrashingcows]

I'll probably have to just use oem...But, it seems like as long as the bolt pattern is the same a rotor used on B bodies would work?

Nope the b-body ones won't fit....the spindles are heavier on the C-body, and runs a larger inner and outer bearings. Do a little leg work....go to Rockauto and search up your car...it will have a bunch of cross reference vehicles listed that run the same rotor as yours.....that is how I found the drilled and slotted rotors for mine.

 

[Carmine]

They are only really good for performance applications to dissipate heat. My car is getting a 392 hemi and will see track time..So I need something more aggressive than stock. But, that's becoming a challenge.

Which tracks? Laguna Seca? Watkins Glen? You better start thinking downforce as well.

 

[dart4forte]

I have a '77 Dodge Monaco (C body)..Already has discs on the front but needing replacement. I want drilled and slotted rotors anybody know some that will work?
Thanks!

Performance Drilled & Slotted Brake Rotors

 

[Slantsix]

I would help brakes first with good brake fluid, good pads, steel braided brake hoses and cold air ducts. After that get drilled/slotted disc.
Some old Mopar Muscle Magazine had article, where they did add 2" pipe with 90 bend to brake shield to direct cool air to brakes.