Hi guys

Hey guys just got my 6.2 3 days ago.I used to work for Ford but the economy got crappy and they laid me off. The sales man at Ford told me register here and that you guys would be a great help. I have a Ingot silver crew cab on order. Can't wait to get it. Does anybody know where i can get drilled rotors for the 2010? And does anybody here have the Hennessey kit on theirs? If so i would like to hear about it. Thanks in advance and great forum here.

So what dealer mentioned this place!

It was Galpin in the San Fernando Valley. They helped me out a lot there.

Shaggy said:

So what dealer mentioned this place!

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Welcome.

Thank you. I also saw benttoast on youtube as well. So i put him as my referrer if you all dont mind.

Bojangles said:

Welcome.

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DD671 said:

Thank you. I also saw benttoast on youtube as well. So i put him as my referrer if you all dont mind.

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Damn! And you still came here?

Madcowranch said:

Damn! And you still came here?

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lmao


Welcome! SDHQ sells slotted rotors from ART. From what I read, ART takes factory rotors and cyro treats them and machines slots/holes. Supposed to be pretty good rotors from what I've seen. Don't have personal experience with Hennessey's stuff, but their reputation is pretty shady. I'd caution buying anything from them.

Wow really. I had guy telling me that worked for Hennessey how great their stuff was. I guess thats why he worked there LOL. I'm definitely gonna have to look into the rotors. Great forum here guys and thanks for the info.

pirate air said:

lmao


Welcome! SDHQ sells slotted rotors from ART. From what I read, ART takes factory rotors and cyro treats them and machines slots/holes. Supposed to be pretty good rotors from what I've seen. Don't have personal experience with Hennessey's stuff, but their reputation is pretty shady. I'd caution buying anything from them.

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Lol whats that supposed to mean?

Madcowranch said:

Damn! And you still came here?

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