Brake discs POWER STOP or DBA

I've used power stop rotors on a few 3/4 ton trucks with no warping. I would not bat an eye at using them again.

I just got a full set of power stop. They worked out great, only I wish that I would have gotten the coated rotors. The surface rust forming on the uncoated rotors looks bad, but doesn’t affect performance.

Run DBA on my R32 GTR. Lot of Autobahn shenanigans and terrorizing small twisty village roads.... they're great!

I have DBA T3 rotors on both my 350Z and R34 GTT, I\u2019ve never had an issue with them.

I have DBA rotors all around on my BCNR33 and they are wonderful.

DBA is fine as an upgrade, can highly recommend Stoptech as wel. If combined with PFC pads (not too agressive, I think .9 or .10/.11 compound) and new brake fluid + braided lines it feels so much better and safer.

Install was rather simple and the stopping power is great.

I used the Power Stop Z36 kit. It has drilled and slotted rotors with ceramic pads. It was about $425 for all 4 shipped directly to my house last year. So far they seem great.

Went with power stop rotors and pads. Serious upgrade over stock. Very happy.

I would advise from purchasing Power Stop drilled and slotted rotors and pads. Purchased and installed them. They told me the upgraded rotors and pads would reduce the brake fade I experience from driving a 1999 4Runner with a 3 inch Lift and 32s in the mountains. Initially I saw an increase in stopping power and endurance. Now, 6 months later, I have been experiencing horrible vibrations while braking and at highway speeds. I replaced my pads which were already worn out. Still experienced horrible vibrations. Today I replaced the rotors and have finally been able to brake smoothly and safely. The Power Stop pads wore out in 6 months and the rotors got warped.