George Hsieh

Hi... I just got back from the dealer,, and they have notice that my pads are kind of low and I was think to change my rotors and my pads,,, I am thinking buying the irotors and Axxis Ultimate (ceramic)... are these good brand???? help needed........thankz

amf1932

The Axxis Ultimate (ceramic) pads are excellent but I don't know whether they're made to fit an ES300.
Is that the car that you want to get them for?

Alan

Kyle Harty

iTrader: (17)

I just put cross-drilled/slotted rotors from iRotors on my 92 a few weeks ago, so far everything seems great, although I don't know how they rank compared to other brands in quality, durability.

flipside909

I dunno about Axxis, but I would recommend Raybestos ceramic (I believe it was the QS-quiet stop model). Otherwise I would either go with OEM Toyota/Lexus, EBC Green, KVR, or Porterfield. TRD brake pads work great, but have a very short life and are known to dust badly.

George Hsieh

So how about BREMBO???? I can get them for $220 front and rear..... and for pads do Axxis Ultimate have short life and dust???? if not what pad had longer life and not so dusty..... thankz guys.....

George Hsieh

uh... Yes.. but I know they don't make it for ES300 but I am hoping that the camry one can fit onto my ES300...... If you guys know that it won't fit.. please let me know,,

George Hsieh

oh.... I forgot... does the ES300 rotors are the same one as the camry V6???

MCV20

IT fit....just remember.. most of the mechinal in camry and ES can be share(except body parts)
since they are twins....

flipside909

Yes they are the exact same for each corresponding year.

George Hsieh

Now I was looking at Axxis Metal Master Brake Pads..... and common ????
both front and rear for $106.... how it is???

George Hsieh

another question.... which brake pad would you guys choose..??/ If I am looking for longer lasting and not so dusty..... Axxis Metal Master Brake Pads or Axxis Original Deluxe ????

skperformance

iTrader: (6)

as stupid as it sounds
i must have gotten a bad set of brembo rotors
the front fit perfect the rear disk is a little smaller in diameter
but should be the same for the camry - es part #
i couldn't return them as the had been slotted with chamfered ends already
but they are much better than stock

flipside909

It's odd but the rear discs on an ES300 are larger than the Camry V6 for some reason. I think it was an 11" rear rotor. My friend did a rear drum to disc swap on his 92 Camry 3S-GTE project and found rear ES300 rotors for it. I compared mine to his rear discs and his looks a bit larger. Regardless, the parts are interchangable.

George Hsieh

uh...so what you guys were saying is that.... I can still use the camry rotors in my ES300,,, right??
because I just order a set of four rotors which is for camry.... btw so I need to order Camry brake pad or I can still use ES300 brake pad... I mean the new one I am going to buy......???

skperformance

iTrader: (6)

if you are going to use the camry rotors then they are not going to use the whole rotor to meet the pad as the are a smaller diameter
the pads are the same just a larger diameter disc on the es will cause the inside 3/4 of a inch to not be used on that rotor and the pad may end up squeling as it gites into the outer lip of the camry disc
you wuold be losing braking effiency basically since there is going to be less surface contact
unless the rotors are slotted to give them more "bite" which would basically make it equal in the rear to the original