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Slotted Rotors resurfacing

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Apr 7th, 2005, 02:56 PM	#1 (permalink)
LIUSPEED DNE's VZR Conversion Join Date: May 2002 Location: Plano,TX & Anchorage,AK Posts: 6,062	Slotted Rotors resurfacing hey i bought my nx2000 front rotors the powerslot ones used and i dont know if it need resurfacing or not.. do they resurface like any regular rotor or do we hafta go somewhere special to do it ? __________________ 95 Sentra GXE with Mods LIUSPEEDTUNING.COM Get your new headlights,corners here !! Click here to get great quality HID's here for a really good price!! My New Improved Seller Feedback Section

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