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3.2 Used brake rotors
Doing more DE events so I upgraded my rotors to Sebros slotted rotors when my pads were worn out. These rotors were the original OEM cross drilled rotors.
Here are the minimum thicknesses I measured for each rotor: Fronts: 1.050 and 1.045 in Rears: 0.900 and 0.898 in The min thickness specs are 1.023 and 0.866, so these could be machined or just used as is if you need a low cost solution. They were not warped an no corrosion (Arizona). $70 front pair $50 rear pair Shipping extra http://986forum.com/forums/uploads02...1483503980.jpg |
How many miles and set of pads have these seen?
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Can't say for sure for the pads, but highly doubtful these are original pads, so I would say 2nd set of OE pads. The pads were still usable, but I chose to replace them when I replaced the rotors. The car has 77k miles. |
Not to rain on your parade, but you can get brand spanking new Meyle drilled rotors for around $75-80 per pair including shipping on ebay
also. it may be the pic, but the lower left rotor appears to have grooves and would need to be turned Sorry |
You can't turn drilled rotors.
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I was a dumdass when changing my pads one night and put a pad in backwards (yes I'm a dumbass). It scored the rotor. Took it to O'riely and $15 later nice and smooth like a baby's butt Some shops don't like to as they have to be careful to not take too much off at a time . If the mill catches a hole, it can break |
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Make an offer. |
Ain't nothing wrong with Meyle rotors
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