Difference between JDM/ADM Struts?

[haydenz]

Alright, I am heading down the path of cutting up my Struts to get a set of coilovers and I just have a couple of Questions.

1. I'm currently running a set of JDM struts with aftermarket rotors on them. If I cut up a set of ADM struts for the coilovers. The only major difference I know is the solid rotor on ADM and Vented rotor on JDM, and different calipers. So my question is would I be able to use the JDM brake/rotor setup on the ADM struts?

I am asking as a set of JDM struts seem to have a higher price on them compared to the ADM Version.

Cheers, Hayden

[shift_rook]

they're the exact same as i'm aware

[Dom86]

Yeh they are the same. JDM may cost more because they are JDM Yo!
If they have brakes on them, the brakes are better and should make them more expensive.

[shift_rook]

yeah brakes are the only thing

[R&D Mechanical]

vented disks yo!

[hachi_dk]

yo!!!!
slot and drill your disks for moar win

[Dom86]

No no, drill = fail. They tend to crack between the drills when they get excessively hot . Drills ok for road but no good for track.
Slotted is the way to go. RDA do a good set for around $150-$180.

[R&D Mechanical]

+1 on cross drilled, fuck that shit lol

[blake.]

i had a problem with the axle on the adm struts being to short to put jdm brakes on them, i'll post pics when i get on my home computer,

there was like a half inch differance makeing me unable to screw the wheel bearing nut on.

[djscheppy]

jdm brakes were a straight swap for the ADM brakes.
Though i run the jdm slotted/vented rotors now.
I was under the impression that the JDM brake clamps were wider allowing you to run vented rotors.

Could be mistaken.

[Rice86]

if ADM and JDM struts are then same then...that means.....I HAVE JDM STURTS YO!!!

now thats out of the way...

i really didnt have anything better to do thus this post is pointless