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Tego 25-Sep-2006 11:00 PM

Where To Buy Brembo Blanks Cheap?
 
Where can I buy the Brembo Blanks for a fair price online or locally?

Nova_Dust 26-Sep-2006 12:36 AM

I know HADA has a sponsor that sells them cheap during their annual sale, however, you are not a HADA member so I can't refer you to it.

Regardless where you go, if you can get a pair for under 100, you aren't doing too bad.

Good luck.

newman 26-Sep-2006 11:04 AM

For rear rotors, go to any auto parts store and ask for second or third line parts. You can get them for a third of the price of the brembos. IMO they are not worth the money.

imported_Rich@OptionJDM 26-Sep-2006 11:30 AM

dont buy brembo blanks, just get some decent generic one, and invest the money in pads and brake fluid.

DumbasSi 26-Sep-2006 11:42 AM

I would suggest at least go OEM or a higher-end generic rotor like Monroe. No need to spend a ton of money on name brand rotors for the rear. Your rear brakes do very little of the braking anyway. Just get decent pads and better fluid like John suggested.

Canadian used to sell a brand called EuroRotor. They are imported from Europe and made by Brembo.

sugarcane 26-Sep-2006 02:03 PM

Metro Auto Parts - $50 per. Brembo Blanks $55 - Axxis Metalmaster

http://www.yellowpages.ca/business/ON/Markham/metro+auto/0%2C2/1054854.html?src=&stype=si

newman 26-Sep-2006 09:57 PM


Originally posted by sugarcane
Metro Auto Parts - $50 per. Brembo Blanks $55 - Axxis Metalmaster

http://www.yellowpages.ca/business/O...?src=&stype=si

A no name rotor should be less than $20.

Monroe is not exactly a brand name I would brag about ether.

sugarcane 27-Sep-2006 01:38 PM

hehe thats what i told my friend too....but he likes the name.....go figure



Originally posted by newman


A no name rotor should be less than $20.

Monroe is not exactly a brand name I would brag about ether.


imported_alwaysoverkill 29-Sep-2006 01:06 PM

its breaks....don't cheap out.

Ebay and Honda-tech always have decent prices too.

DumbasSi 29-Sep-2006 01:43 PM

But rotors and pads are basically diposeable. The Monroes I mentioned are perfectly fine for a daily-driven street car. They have a warranty too.

Battleendless also has a sale on Rotora brake parts.


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