Anyone Buy From Rotors Online.com?

By Daryl LBZ
April 2, 2010 in The Off-Topic Bar

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Daryl LBZ

Posted April 2, 2010

I found a site: www.rotorsonline.com Anyones get any brake rotors from here before? They don't show a brand name and from the prices compared to the EBC ones Im looking at I think they might be cheap?

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