Can anyone tell me if there are slotted and or cross drilled rotors available for a 2000 A6 2.7T? I have 20" wheels on it and am looking for a rotor that will cool down more efficiently and last longer.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks

 

try tire rack, or the brembo website.

 

Thanks for the reply. No, tire rack does not have any drilled or slotted just standard rotors. Brembo doesn't seem to offer them either. Not on the Quattro models anyways. Please help

 

do a google search on slotted rotors for audi a6.

 

They are available, im not sure exactly which one fits but heres a link to a good site. www.importrp.com the guys there are informative and the prices are the best ive seen for my car (vw passat). I puchased a set of crossdrilled zimmermans for the front and plain ate rotors for the rear. Stopping power seems to have improved and minimal brake fade after stop and go, im running on heavy 18's. If available since you are running 20's you might want to look into going with a brake upgrade, I know that the A8 brake kit is a direct fit onto the vw passat im not to sure about the a6 but i odnt see why it wouldnt. Its the cheapest way to go big brake. Then get a set of drilled a8 rotors.

 

20" rims!???

WOW....ya have any pics for us lowly 17 inchers?

You've got a stock suspension setup and nothing rubs?

I'd love to see your ride.....

Shoman

 

I had a 2005 VW Jetta GLI. It had oversized rotors and I was told that the brake system on the GLI was from Audi. You might want to check with your local dealer and get the dimensions for your rotors and cross reference with the ones from a GLI. If they are the same you can get Brembos from Tirerack. I'm actually going to check on the availablity soon as I just traded the GLI in on my A6 and wanted to upgrade the rotors as well.

 

I found these....

http://www.gmpperformance.com/index....ID=118495&VS=1

 

Unless you do serious racing style braking, go with drilled rotors and not slotted. You will be buying alot of pads because the slotted are like cheese graters.