There is a great thrill in taking your car to the limits of its performance capability
. However with most thrilling experiences comes the risk of mishaps and unfortunate events. Therefore whenever a thrill ride is planned in an amusement park, first and foremost the safety aspect of the ride is worked out and only when the safety is established that the ride can have the thrilling features that draw in the crowds. Similarly if you enjoy the high speed capability of your car then you must make sure its control systems can keep up and the car handles well at high speeds. And more importantly if you suddenly need to slow down or stop your car then the braking system should have the ability to do so without causing you to skip heart beats.
If you own a high performance, lively car such as the Mitsubishi Eclipse you can look to make the brakes perform even better with the help of the latest Eclipse brake rotors. It is possible that your are more familiar about brake pads than you are about brake rotors. Brake rotors are that component against which the brake pads must rub to generate the frictional force that helps slow down the car. And since brake pads ultimately get worn down they need to be replaced similarly as to your replacing the car tires when they get worn out. However if your car is old you should consider replacing the brake rotors as well. You can even go in for a performance product such as a slotted brake rotor. These type of brake rotors do not have holes in them to help dissipate the heat, instead they have slots. This means there is more area available to generate greater amount of friction. The other option is to buy the more common drilled rotors which have holes in them to dissipate the heat.
Brake rotors though are a critical component and you should buy only those made by a quality manufacturer. Low quality ones can crack leading to serious consequences. It also makes sense to consult your car mechanic to decide which ones are best suited to your style of driving. You can see the latest Eclipse rotors at www.ilovebodykits.com.