ElitistK

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OE replacement rotors (slotted by rotora/brembo) run about 180-220 for all 4 wheels, turning rotors cost about 80 dollars. which one should i go with? is there really a significant improvement over stock with these slotted rotors? or they're just for the looks.

my mech also say the rotors are turnable, and should last at least another 60k miles.

chuckb

my rotors were warped when I bought car at 21k miles. dealer turned them and they lasted 3 years-17k miles but now they pulsate slightly again.

I'm getting new Brembo plain rotors for $40 a piece from tirerack and having the rears turned.

I was going to buy new rear brembos too but I learned that they will rub and cause a grinding noise on the rear unless something is ground down.

Billcifer

I have heard that the slotted are usually only good to use for track or heavy braking for heat distribution . Not to say they don't look GREAT on the car! I would turn them unless you want to race or the look.

Lexbox

$220 sounds a little cheap for some reason. I have bought two sets of 4 from Carson and they are more expensive than that. One set for my old ES and of course now the GS.

Lexmex

I replaced rotors once on my RX300 a few years ago, but otherwise have been getting them turned. Reason was that on the fronts there were visible burn marks that machining wasn't going to do a thing...rotors would have been much thinner.

Lexamatic

If the rotors have been turned before, they likely will warp more quickly the next time. After turning them a few times, it may be cheaper to buy new ones. Verify the run out on any new ones before installing them. Even new out of the box new rotors are sometimes not true.

ElitistK

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wow old thread...anyway i got then turned this weekend.

Aristo-cat

yeah, pepboys charges $10 dolla per rotor!

95gs300

I was just about to comment on $80 to cut the rotors but you beat me to it. lol. Theres a shop by my house that does it for $8 per rotor.

GSquicksilver

haha, i got you beat, $5!!!