? about "special" Vette C5 rotors....

[Samckitt]

A few years ago I bought one of P/N 12480155 left side C5 brake rotor, this rotor was "special" in that it was made from a different material & was thicker than stock. Now I need the right side one to complete the set, P/N 12480156, but guess what? GM no longer has it available & there is no replacement. Should I just go with stock C5 rotors, or does someone make aftermarket ones that you would recommend?

Thanks

[whitess]

Scot,
Scoggins Dickey shows one for $93.71 if that helps.
Larry.

[Samckitt]

Cool thanks. I always forget about them.

[whitess]

Just part of the free service. :) By the way did your GM parts person check to see if any other dealers might still have one in stock?

[vintageracer]

Check Lonestar Caliper in Texas. They are the largest rebuilder of Corvette brakes and stock LOTS of Corvette unique brake/suspension parts.

[Samckitt]

The dealer looked to see if there was a new part number or replacement for it. There was none, he did not look to see if any local dealers had them. I am going to call Scoggin Dickey Monday & find out if they really still have them.

[Samckitt]

I called Scoggin Dickey & they do NOT have it even though it can be ordered on their on-line ordering system. :-(

[whitess]

How rude. :)

[1FstChevy]

I'd check the dealer locating get-up, I've located parts before for 80s cars that were just sitting on some shelf in a dusty corner, also if they drop ship it to your dealer then they usually don't charge any shipping, or at least they never have for me, which could be extra $$ when talking about the weight of a rotor.

[Autometer]

OEConnection only shows Grabiak Chevrolet in New Alexandria PA to have one. GM service parts center is closed right now. lol.