hiz-n-herz

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I was just looking at the mynismo site and they have the OEM rotors for the brembo brakes listed at $375 apiece. Am I reading that right or am I missing something?

If so, that price is insanely high!

Brembo is the OEM manufacturer for the brake rotors on my 97 M3, which I have ordered from bimmerparts for about $65.

http://tinyurl.com/oyft4

Where's the best place to order replacement rotors?

manofsteele2003

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Yeah if you get them from the dealer. You can get replacement rotors for alot less anywhere else. Tirerack sells numerous different brands for a fraction of that price:

http://www.tirerack.com/brakes/resul...4&autoModClar=

boogiemyke

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Here's another option.

http://www.autopartswarehouse.com/pe...8&brandid=1626

Tekwon-V

iTrader: (13)

cryo powerslots. highly recommended. i get to abUSE them this wknd at the track, yay.

J Ritt

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We have lots of options at much more reasonable prices. Talk to one of our authorized resellers...below is what we carry pulled from our website. The AeroRotor Direct Replacement Kits prices are per PAIR (same internal vane design as our BBKs), and the one-piece SportStop prices are per ROTOR.

AeroRotor Direct Replacement Kits
2 Piece AeroRotor Kit - FITS STOCK CALIPERS
Part Number Options Price Qty
81-646-9911 FRONT/SLOTTED $584.00

2 Piece AeroRotor Kit - FITS STOCK CALIPERS
Part Number Options Price Qty
81-646-9912 REAR/SLOTTED $736.00

2 Piece AeroRotor Kit - FITS STOCK CALIPERS
Part Number Options Price Qty
81-646-9921 FRONT/DRILLED $684.00

2 Piece AeroRotor Kit - FITS STOCK CALIPERS
Part Number Options Price Qty
81-646-9922 REAR/DRILLED $836.00


SportStop Direct Replacement Rotors
SLOTTED ROTORS - FIT STOCK CALIPERS
Part Number Options Price Qty
50-42076-101 FRONT/LEFT $149.00
50-42076-102 FRONT/RIGHT $149.00

SLOTTED ROTORS - FIT STOCK CALIPERS
Part Number Options Price Qty
50-42079-101 REAR/LEFT $132.00
50-42079-102 REAR/RIGHT $132.00

GReddySetGO

iTrader: (42)

You can get Brembo rotors from the Tire Rack. They come either slotted or cross-drilled. They are $373/pr for the front and $356/pr for the rear. I have the slotted ones on my car, and couldn't be happier with them. Cheaper than getting OEM blanks from the dealer too...

Slotted: http://www.tirerack.com/brakes/brake...ion&perfCode=A
Drilled: http://www.tirerack.com/brakes/brake...ion&perfCode=S

cupcar

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Ditto on the OEM Brembo replacements, I used slotted to replace stock Track Brembos and they work fine.

Jason@Performance

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yes the OE rotors are VERY expensive...

best option is the above stated 2 piece stop tech rotors or their single piece rotors...

the 2 piece will be cheaper for you in the long run and a much much much better rotor...

http://www.mynismo.com/categories/?id=2308

Art Vandaleigh

iTrader: (16)

How many miles average are you guys getting out of the OE brembo rotors?

GReddySetGO

iTrader: (42)

The OEM rotors should last you at least 1 resurface (thats 2 sets of pads, one that came with your car and one you switch out when needed). So depending on your driving style, and the types of pads you did you first replacement with, I would expect to keep the OEM rotors for 40-60k miles.

The only reason I had to change my rear rotors already is cuz the inside pad was low and I only checked the outsides. Then when I realized they were low, it took almost a month for my pads to come in after I ordered them (Project MU B-Force), and by that time my rotors were beyond resurfacing.