Best OEM fitting rotors?
Best OEM fitting rotors?
What are the best OEM fitting rotors for the price out there? I have an 05 G35X. I saw these- slotted and drilled. What do you guys think? The dealership wanted $400 just to resurface my original rotors w/ 85K miles on them. I only have 1,000 miles on the pads, but need new rotors pretty bad...
http://www.autoanything.com/brakes/7....aspx?kc=ffsku
http://www.autoanything.com/brakes/7....aspx?kc=ffsku
I just put new stoptechs out back. Pretty good rotor. Paid $130/shipped for both
For the fromt, I bought OEM rotors. I think I paid about $250 for the pair.
$400 tp resurface only is just rediculous.
For the fromt, I bought OEM rotors. I think I paid about $250 for the pair.
$400 tp resurface only is just rediculous.
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I don't think there's such a thing as a "best fitting" rotor. It either fits or it doesn't. Look at R1concepts rotors. Good quality and you can get F&R shipped for less than $250 total.
O'Reilly's will resurface rotors for like $10 each. If they have 85K on them though you probably need new ones anyway. My rears were resurfaced and fronts replaced at around 40K.
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I've had good luck with Centric premium blanks from TireRack. They've got a nice e-coat paint on the hub that keeps the hub from rusting. I have an 03 sedan which has the smaller rotors and more aggressive pads which don't as long as the front brakes that came on the 05/06 cars. My OEM front rotors and pads lasted about 30K miles. Then I did Brembo blanks with OEM pads. Those lasted 30K miles. Then I did Centrics when OEM pads and I've got 35K miles on them and they've still got another 10K miles in them, at least. Just measured them this weekend.
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