alright well after some searching i've learned a few things about replacing ITR rear rotors...

1. prelude rotors WONT work
2. autozone does NOT carry them
3. cobalt friction DOES carry centric rear rotors at $52.25 a piece
4. tire rack carries brembo blanks for $44 a piece


so far tire rack is looking like the best bet, but before i go ahead and order a set are there any other options i have missed??

 

I just replaced my rears last season with Cobalts but only because I had gotten quite a bit of other brake stuff from Cobalt and got it on sale.

Try Colletti: http://www.collettimotorsports....html

If their immediate price on the Brembo blanks isn't as low as Tirerack, just quote Tirerack's price and provide a link. Ask for a competitive price and see what they can do.

I've dealt with them before with other items and had good luck.

It's always important to support the racers on this board as well as local businesses.

Just remember the weight and shipping costs for rotors.

 

I got my brembo rears from http://www.nopionline.com
Price was good and received them in about 3days

 

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=966346

 

http://www.importrp.com/catalo...id=11

39.99 for brembo blank rears

talk to jeff, tell him lori with the type r from toronto sent ya i just finished setting up a group buy with my club through him. he might give you a better price.

 

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those Opparts rear rotors (part# 405 21 068) are $20 a piece?? not bad at all.

any info on those as far as warranty and quality?

 

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But you can special order them. Part number 31252, DURALAST HUB/ROTOR ASSEMBLY, $48.99, two year warranty.

Given how heavy they are and the cost to ship, the ability to pick them up at your local Autozone store may make them a bargain.

 

I've only bought OEM and Comptechusa drilled ones.

Fortunately, Comptech stopped selling the crossdrilled rotors. They don't last long (well, the rears are fine but the fronts don't.)

 

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But you can special order them. Part number 31252, DURALAST HUB/ROTOR ASSEMBLY, $48.99, two year warranty.

Given how heavy they are and the cost to ship, the ability to pick them up at your local Autozone store may make them a bargain.
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hmmm $48.99 for the pair or each?

 

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Each.

Yes, that means they're twice as expensive as the front rotors. But (a) they don't fit a whole lot of different cars, and (b) you don't have to replace rear rotors very often.

 

yea i went to autozone and they told me they couldnt get them.......... then napa said they could get them for 65/ea. i was like hell no and just left the stock ones on

 

Type: Solid Disc
Overall Diameter: 259.7mm
Minimum Thickness: 8mm
Overall Height: 48.3mm
Fits:
1997 - 2001 ACURA INTEGRA Type R
2002 - 2003 ACURA RSX Type S
1998 - 2002 HONDA ACCORD V6 w/ Rear Disc