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    Established Member Two Rings
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    Stoptech Rotor Replacements 355X32mm

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    Tried searching online but couldn't find the pricing of these.

    355X32mm Slotted
    355X32mm Slotted + Zinc Coated

    Any websites that sells these? or only through the agents? If so how much am i looking at for the replacements. Also what other stuffs should i do other than Rotors and Brake pads and brake fluids. Should i do a complete caliper overhaul?

    Thanks in advance

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    Veteran Member Four Rings initiala4's Avatar
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    Re: Stoptech Rotor Replacements 355X32mm

    you probably have to call em up.
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    Veteran Member Four Rings lookaught's Avatar
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    Re: Stoptech Rotor Replacements 355X32mm

    Rotors are ~$200/each but you need pins as well and Stoptech will not sell them without the pins, so the price per rotor/pin set is ~250, and I think its $280 with the zinc plating.

    Caliper seals can be done if you have significant miles/trackdays, seal kits are $50/side, I reused the pistons. IMO dont touch them unless you need to or have significant mileage/heavy use.

    If you live in a really salty climate (winter road salt, or near the ocean) then get the zinc rotors. The non-plated develop rust in the floating pin "slots" and the rotors cannot properly expand, which causes the hats to crack. There is also the problem of galvanic corrosion, which weakens the aluminum hat grain structure and leads to premature failure. I went through two complete sets of rotors/hats/pins b/c of this problem, but it was before the zinc was an option.

    If I were you, first pull off the old rotors/hats and inspect the hats and the area around the pins. Im my case, it was impossible to separate the hats from the rotors b/c of corrosion. If you need a complete rotors/pins/hats setup it will run you around ~$1,000. Contact Zeckhausen racing for the parts, they may even cut you a deal. I think they are Stoptech's master distributor.

    EDIT: The above prices are for the 332mm rotors, add a little for the 355mm versions.
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    Veteran Member Four Rings rxrep's Avatar
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    Re: Stoptech Rotor Replacements 355X32mm

    Quote Originally Posted by lookaught View Post
    ..... Contact Zeckhausen racing for the parts,
    Second them. They will answer even what may be the most stupider questions, too. Really awesome and they know their stuff.
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    Veteran Member Four Rings akaEsCo01's Avatar
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    Re: Stoptech Rotor Replacements 355X32mm

    Third on Zeckhausen, Dave sells all Stoptech parts. He didn;t have what I wanted in stock but great customer service.

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