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    1. #1
      Join Date
      Aug 2004
      Location
      Northern Indiana
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      588

      02 Altima Brake question

      I was looking to replace my wifes Brakes & Rotors on her '02 Altima. I was looking into to the Ebay route and some of the companies are R1Concepts, R irotors, CBR (Custom Brake Rotors) and Rotorwork. Does anybody have pros/cons on these or other recommendations. Any and all would be greatly appreciated. Trying to save some coin but also give it some style as well.



      Thanks Todd
      "Champagne taste on a beer pocket book."


    2. #2
      Join Date
      Jan 2007
      Location
      Phx, Az
      Posts
      924
      When I replaced my Acura TL rotors I purchased then from Ebay and never had a problem (2years) , I just made sure they were Brembo's and from a vendor that had been on ebay for awhile with a good rating. i dont remeber the name but they were from Texas
      1973 C10,400sbc, Baer Brakes, 4 link,TOYO tires
      2010 Charger RT
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    3. #3
      Join Date
      Dec 2000
      Location
      NE Florida
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      2,483
      Be VERY careful with who you buy from- there are 'lesser quality' rotors being sold as upgraded units. The main differences are materials and finish machining. Some of teh finishes barely meet industry standards and need to be turned prior to use.

      90% of the vendors on Ebay are just resellers- they don't stock them, they don't touch them, they just get thier % when they have them drop-shipped to you. Save yourself some heartache & get a phone # to talk to- and get something in writing that says you'll get REAL Brembos (or whatever you choose).

    4. #4
      Join Date
      Aug 2004
      Location
      Northern Indiana
      Posts
      588
      Yeah, I kind of changed my mind on them and decided to get the Powersolt Cryo Rotors and some Hawk Pads for her car.
      "Champagne taste on a beer pocket book."




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