Is this the right part number for the front? How much should I expect to pay for a set?

 

Just get the AutoZone rotors. They are like $25 if you order it online. Powerslot is at least $100+.

 

According to King Motorsports, they'll run you about $92.00 for the fronts.

 

dude, I just ordered some AutoZone rotors.. You think I'll survive running them?

 

yep

 

If you live around here just check the dumpsters for the sets I've thrown away, they still have plenty of life on them.

In case you didn't catch my point, don't waste your money on parts that offer worse performance over stock rotors.

Autozone

If you want OEMs, check with Colleti motorsports.

 

dude...

I am on my 3rd set of Autozone rotors... they rock!

Will
-who will have pics one day... of the stress cracks on his track rotors

 

anybody know if autozone is carrying REAR rotors for the R?? I've checked 3 other places & nobody is making them

 

not sure of any place other than the dealer...

but my question is why do you need rear rotors?



Will

 

I figure they are cheap enough I'll replace them once & then have the 85k's for back-up...

Besides what the hell else am I supposed to do after being unemployed for 3.5 months - look for a job

 

Are you being serious or sacarstic?
If they rock how come you are on your 3rd set? I have some track junkies who is on his second set of rotors (stock, then brembo) on his 98.

 

Will beats his rotors like a red headed step child.

 

As serious as a heart attack.

track use (lots of it) and off-road brake pads = wear items DIE.

Not from warping... but from stress cracks.

-R4
-Hawk blues
-Panther +
-Panther XP

Will
-who has ~5% of his total car mileage on a 'track'

 

It's a chunk of metal your going to grind into oblivion...sepnding $100 on rotors is like spending $100 on toilet paper except you might actually feel the difference with the toilet paper.

 

slottled toilet paper would suck.

 

LOL!!!!

 

hahahh

 

It revive the skin surface and let you have a "clean cut" everytime. No poopoo dangling.


[Modified by Wai, 2:17 PM 5/1/2002]