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TipTopTommyT
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Post by TipTopTommyT »

Folks - - looking for moderately priced but reliable rotors. Checked IPD....in their "Standard" replacement rotors category....that first row are front rotors (which is what I need). I see a huge price drop for the Meyle....should I stay away from those? The other choice is Zimmerman.

Other general retailers off "Wherever" and "Wagner" and others.

Any insight would be much appreciated.

Thanks!

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Post by misha »

You can use TRW(Lucas) or Delphi rotors,for example.Both of them are excellent...

Currently...i use Delphi rotors on the front and i like them.

You can chose between Zimmerman,Bosch(not sure about U.S market,but we have them in EU),Trw,Delphi,Ferodo.....etc.

Whatever you choose,you will not go wrong. :wink:
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Post by MoVolvos »

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My car purchased in Jan this year came with Cross Drilled Units Front and Rear and looks like the Zimmerman W0133-1613083 &W0133-1904328. Don't give much thoughts to the brakes as they never gave any indications of weakness or not up to the task although I have changed the rear pads due to noise and wear.

http://www.autohausaz.com/search/produc ... ke%20Rotor

The O'Reilly Organic Rear Pads less than $15.00 ($26.00 for your XC) were exceptionally smooth. Noticed the difference after installation.
http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/searc ... results=40

Have used IPD but also had purchased years ago 4 Rotors, Pads and Sensors from Autohausaz for a 95 Mercedes E420 and was very pleased with Service and Pricing.

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Post by geokilla »

I used the ATE rotors from FCP. So far they're performing very well. Using them with ATE pads as well. Check them out! I believe the whole set cost me $300 in parts, for both front and rear rotors and pads.

Don't forget there's a group buy going on so you'll be able to save even more!
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Post by jblackburn »

Zimmerman for the win!!!

This is one thing to avoid OEM on. They warp too easily.
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Post by 850 LPT »

I agree, Zimmermans are excellent. I have also good experience with Brembo's.
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