08-30-2021, 02:06 PM | #1 |
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Hey Everyone, looking for a good Cross drilled/Slotted rotor to change on my 240, any good recommendations? Already got ebc yellows all around.
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drilled rotors also tend to crack and are more noisy |
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08-30-2021, 07:55 PM | #6 |
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Rotors...unless you're going for bling, stick with un-slotted and un-drilled units.
If bling is the target, the sky's the limit; always has been, always will be. Feel free to ask me how I know.
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08-30-2021, 08:19 PM | #7 |
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you guys are right, did some research and i think the stock plain rotors are the best. i think there is a sale for the oem one for about 200 for the pair i may just pick those up bed them in and call it a day. don't want any brake noise or ticking while driving
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they are about $170 each https://www.fcpeuro.com/products/bmw...nt-34116792223 |
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or 2 piece Brembos for $112F/$126R each at Rockauto. |
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OP is in NYC would be stupid not to shop at FCP if they have what he wants. He can drop them off to replace easily and save the shipping charge. Never have to pay for rotors ever again.
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I'm also curious what it'd cost to ship spent rotors back to FCP. |
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Not light = not cheap, unfortunately. I did confirm with them if you're local you just follow the regular procedure but drop off instead of ship. If you can do that, and keep your cars a long time, it really starts to make sense.
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USPS large flat rate box is $22 and has a 70lbs limit if you can fit the rotor in it
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I went with Zimmermann’s from FCP. They do the job at about ~ $80 a piece.
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