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Old 03-28-2006, 09:22 PM   #1
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Brake pads and rotors

Anyone purchase from www.etopline.net before? A pair of Zimmermann front rotors for $179 plus $30 shipping. Pagid pads for $94/pair? Is this about right?

Also, does Zimmermann make the original rotors for Porsche? How does the Pagid pads compare to original pads?

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Pagid Pads can be bought for less at www.************************************************************ , I beleive I paid $65 for the front and $70 for the rear.
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I did a search at ********************************az and it turned up $119 each ($238/pair) for the front rotor and $119 for the front pads.
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Ops I forgot to mention those were for the Boxster,not Boxster S brakes.
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Old 04-01-2006, 04:41 AM   #5
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BTW, while it is true that zimmerman is/was an OE supplier to Porsche, I have seen those zimmerman rotors crack much more easily at the track, suggesting they are of a different build quality. YMMV, but I will always use Porsche rotors.
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Old 04-01-2006, 12:44 PM   #6
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Speaking from experience, stay away from the drilled Zimm's!!!

Mine lasted 13k miles with Pagid "Blue" pads, needles to say, I was pissed!

Pagid makes an excellent pad and the "Blue" is a good choice for passive agressive street driving.

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