Rotex Gold, availability in Canada
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Re: Rotex Gold, availability in Canada
Originally Posted by onehundred80
Looking for Rotex Gold pads I came upon this article in a forum.
C-Tek vs Rotex Gold - brake pad performance comparison - Chrysler 300C Forum: 300C & SRT8 Forums
A previous post by 70GT6 said that these pads were made in Canada and the photo in the attachment shows "Made in Canada" on the box. This article states that C-Tec pads and Rotex Gold are the same, just differently branded. Centric appears to be the manufacturer of these pads.
C-Tek vs Rotex Gold - brake pad performance comparison - Chrysler 300C Forum: 300C & SRT8 Forums
A previous post by 70GT6 said that these pads were made in Canada and the photo in the attachment shows "Made in Canada" on the box. This article states that C-Tec pads and Rotex Gold are the same, just differently branded. Centric appears to be the manufacturer of these pads.
You would think that with the same part number, the pad material would be identical but then I have to wonder why the two different names if they are identical........for different markets?
Anyone interested in calling the company to see what the difference is (possibly name only)?
Another question, is the C-Tek pad available for the Xfire? I know this was Chrysler 300.
My offer still stands if anyone wants to order pads and have them shipped to a U.S. address and I will bring across the border May 1 (hopefully declared as personal effects).
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Re: Rotex Gold, availability in Canada
Originally Posted by mbepic
That is good information; are the C-Tek pads available directly in Canada?
You would think that with the same part number, the pad material would be identical but then I have to wonder why the two different names if they are identical........for different markets?
Anyone interested in calling the company to see what the difference is (possibly name only)?
Another question, is the C-Tek pad available for the Xfire? I know this was Chrysler 300.
My offer still stands if anyone wants to order pads and have them shipped to a U.S. address and I will bring across the border May 1 (hopefully declared as personal effects).
You would think that with the same part number, the pad material would be identical but then I have to wonder why the two different names if they are identical........for different markets?
Anyone interested in calling the company to see what the difference is (possibly name only)?
Another question, is the C-Tek pad available for the Xfire? I know this was Chrysler 300.
My offer still stands if anyone wants to order pads and have them shipped to a U.S. address and I will bring across the border May 1 (hopefully declared as personal effects).
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Re: Rotex Gold, availability in Canada
GREAT, mine have arrived and I need to pay 36 northern peso's in brokerage fee's 
I will have dust free rim's and Canadians can save money from this research
WIN - WIN
I will have dust free rim's and Canadians can save money from this research
WIN - WIN
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Re: Rotex Gold, availability in Canada
Originally Posted by onehundred80
Looking for Rotex Gold pads I came upon this article in a forum.
C-Tek vs Rotex Gold - brake pad performance comparison - Chrysler 300C Forum: 300C & SRT8 Forums
A previous post by 70GT6 said that these pads were made in Canada and the photo in the attachment shows "Made in Canada" on the box. This article states that C-Tec pads and Rotex Gold are the same, just differently branded. Centric appears to be the manufacturer of these pads.
C-Tek vs Rotex Gold - brake pad performance comparison - Chrysler 300C Forum: 300C & SRT8 Forums
A previous post by 70GT6 said that these pads were made in Canada and the photo in the attachment shows "Made in Canada" on the box. This article states that C-Tec pads and Rotex Gold are the same, just differently branded. Centric appears to be the manufacturer of these pads.
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Re: Rotex Gold, availability in Canada
Originally Posted by Sandgrounder
GREAT, mine have arrived and I need to pay 36 northern peso's in brokerage fee's
I will have dust free rim's and Canadians can save money from this research
WIN - WIN
I will have dust free rim's and Canadians can save money from this research
WIN - WIN
Completely ridiculous for a $100. US purchase! I thought all the research had been done; there is no question that they are dust-free and equal to or better braking than the factory pads.
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