With the new season amung us and a few track days ahead... now might be a good time to get your "cheap" replacement rotors.

Front
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Rear
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And YES these are for the Type-R. I know it doesn't say so at the top, but they are.

 

I knew I should have back in '97.

Maybe one day when I get a better paying job I'll look for one.

Are you worried about getting rolled by my little red hatch when I get it on the track? j/k

 

 

nice, the elusive rear rotor sku!

ot: boobies, how did you hide that long web address behind the word "here." how do you create that hot button?

 

OK - Sounds good to me.
You'll be 1 less R out of my way, Gramps.

 

Ah... please PM y0shi234 for the secret.

 

Can I ask how we know those are for a Type R? The part number is the same that they list for the GS-R rotors.

 

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Well... go to the site and check it yourself if you don't think this info is correct.

 

I did, that's why I was asking.

GS-R front rotor:

AIMCO BRAKE ROTOR - FRONT for a 2001 ACURA INTEGRA GS-R
Unit Price: $24.99
Core Value*: $0.00
Part No.: 3296


The "ITR" rotor you listed:

AIMCO BRAKE ROTOR - FRONT for a 2000 ACURA INTEGRA
Unit Price: $24.99
Core Value*: $0.00
Part No.: 3296

They are the same part, which is why I was asking how you know those are Type R rotors when they have the same part number as the GS-R and regular Integra rotors.

 

Guess I can't be anymore certain than you untill I go to an AutoZone and ask.

Well so much for trying to do a good thing - Thanks for bringing the 2 same part #'s to my attention!


*EDIT*
Called customer service - left msg. I'll post more info once they call me back.


[Modified by B( * Y * )BIES, 2:09 PM 1/16/2003]

 

this should be it for the fronts.

95 Acura Legend 4-door sedan LE/SE model = #048731 3296 = $24.99 each.

i dont know about the rears though....i remember someone saying that autozone had made a mistake about the part number...

 

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=181691

INFO:
AutoZone 'description'
95 Acura Legend 4-door sedan LE/SE model = #048731 3296 = $24.99 each.

 

Yes, I also would like the rear part number as mine have what appear to be heat cracks all over the place. Might need replacing soon.
-Gennaro

 

Do you drive with the hand brake on.

 

I was wondering that myself, how did this happen? I presumed it was due to me using Ferodo DS3000 pads in the front, allowing me to consistently brake later and from faster speeds, resulting in greater heat build-up in the front and rear. Porterfield R4-S pads were in the rear, but I guess since I was going faster/braking later and most importantly, getting no pad fade while doing so, this alowed the rears to heat up more than they would have when I ran the R4-S pads on all four corners. When that was the case, the fronts would fade at 'X' temp, and I guess the rear rotors could handle these temps. So I presume the rears couldn't handle the increased temps brought on by the DS3000 pads up front. The rear R4-S pads, BTW, did show signs of crumbling around the edges. Anyone agree with this?
-Gennaro

 

I'm sorry...

I know this might be off topic,

But I have OEM ITR Pads for $36.80 Fronts and $46.64 Rears.

All pricing have shipping included.

Shipping is via UPS Ground excluding Hawaii and Alaskan Residents.

len

 

Len, how is the dust on the stock front pads?

 

They're fine I guess. I've been running stock pads on my gunmetal itr wheels and I probably have to clean it like once every month. It's not that noticeable.

Hope that helps any.

len

 

You have gunmetal wheels though...on light colored wheels, that's a different story.

That is also a great price on OEM pads