NesTea420

Where can I order the OEM break pads and rotors for a good price on the web? I have been doing some research with no luck. I found some OEM likes but I am not sure if they are good quality products.

Also I wanted to order some other OEM parts as well...ball joints, tie rods, etc..

Any sites recommended?

Thanks.

NesTea420

Another question-My car is a year 2000 model, as I was looking around for parts I realized that there are 2 different rotors for year 2000 models. Some websites are asking if my car was made before 6/2000 or after 7/2000. I didn't even know there was a difference...how would I find this out? I bought my car used, I think in 03 with 26k miles on it.

Fisher503

Best there is :

Darrel Diller
Internet Customer Relations
www.lexus-parts.com
6421 Lemmon Avenue
Dallas, TX 75209
ddiller@sewell.com

I buy my parts from him best prices and service around.

NesTea420

Has anyone bought Brembo drilled Rotors from ebay?

NesTea420

Thanks! I also buy some parts from Darrel...I might have to conact him. I am not sure if he has rotors though.

NesTea420

I found this website to order some rotors but I am not sure when my car was made, I just know it's a year 2000. Can anyone tell which front rotos I should get....tx

http://replacement.speedyperformance...art=Brake+Disc

amaq

All,
I have 2000 GS300 Platinum Ed, complete stock suspension with 58K miles. The suspension height has dropped, all around, approx 1 inch. I want to bring it back to OEM height, would changing just the shock springs do the trick, or should I change the shocks too to bring it back to stock ride height?

Comment on the rotor proce, I am looking to change the same parts on my car and the Quote I got from Lexsparts.com (Darrell) - without tax and shipping
Front Rotors(2) $206.74
Rod Assebly L $53.68
" R $39.69
Coil Springs(2) F $154.26
" (2) R $159.74

Take care

sockfocks

iTrader: (1)

i'm trying out these brake pads i bought at O'reilly's, so far no dust and they are ceramic. Cost me 38.99 with lifetime warranty. Think their called Brake best premium, at O'reilly's.