best price for brake rotors?
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Assuming you are still stock (318X28), the part numbers are:
996.351.405.01 (left)
996.351.406.01 (right)
To be on the safe side, also get new caliper bolts 999.073.402.01 [$3]. Porsche recommends new ones every time you take them out. Hex 10mm and tighten to 63 ft/lbs.
Easy DIY, BTW.
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These guys have very good prices (better than most dealers) and shipping rates.
http://www.sunsetimports.com/index.php
Talk to Jeff Clark in the parts department. He's very helpful with part numbers .
http://www.sunsetimports.com/index.php
Talk to Jeff Clark in the parts department. He's very helpful with part numbers .
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These guys have very good prices (better than most dealers) and shipping rates.
http://www.sunsetimports.com/index.php
Talk to Jeff Clark in the parts department. He's very helpful with part numbers .
http://www.sunsetimports.com/index.php
Talk to Jeff Clark in the parts department. He's very helpful with part numbers .
"92.22 each and in stock at this time" + shipping.
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They have little to no rust when new, and are MUCH easier to paint before installed on the car. Heck, you could even paint the backside of the hats to make taking them off easier down the road, and put less rust water on the hubs after they get wet. I had new OEM ones, they rusted too. Any info on the Brembo replacements from TR?