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Old 11-06-19, 02:14 PM
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Also check out discountpartsmonster.com for OEM Lexus parts.
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Originally Posted by val91
Anywhere you guys recommend getting the OEM parts cheaper other than stealerships?
ebay. got the rotors for around 450 shipped
Old 11-08-19, 08:45 AM
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Originally Posted by Yong3381
2014 GS 350 F Sport RWD OEM Parts List

Brake Pads - 04465-30491

Shim Kit - 0494530340

Shim Grease - 0887-80409

Rotors - 4351230371

Rotors - 4351630061
Does anyone know if this part list is the same for a 2016? Thx
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UPDATE: reviving this old thread to list new p/n for OEM pads that finally have gotten rid of my squealing problem. This is just FYI for those who is interested for aftermarket drilled/slotted rotors that will work with 2013-2019 F Sport RWD only.

Front Drilled/Slotted Rotors (25.8lbs):
SPA-651.44204 (left)
SPA-651.44205 (right)

Rear Drilled/Slotted Rotors (14.3lbs):
STT-127.44189L
STT-127.44189R

OEM Toyota Pad and shim kit (front) DO NOT USE ANY AFTERMARKET PAD FOR FRONT, WILL SQUEAL VERY BADLY
Pads Set 04465-30540
Shim Kit 04945-30340


Centric Ceramic pad (rear) I choose these pad for low dust. Any pads should work without squeals.
CEN-105.13911
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Old 02-24-20, 01:23 AM
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Great thread, thanks for the update. Just so I'm clear, The Stoptech rotors and OEM pads had no squeal after bedding procedure?
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Originally Posted by mkmckinley
Great thread, thanks for the update. Just so I'm clear, The Stoptech rotors and OEM pads had no squeal after bedding procedure?

Yes that looks to be the case. There is a chance of slight squeak when pulling out of garage in the morning but it should go away as soon as you start driving. I'll continue to update this thread if I find any squealing.


Update: pulling out of garage this morning, no squeak. If I slammed on brakes, slight audible squealing.

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Old 02-24-20, 08:21 AM
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This is great news!
*Edit*
I can't seem to find those part numbers. Care to share who you purchased them from?

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Originally Posted by JaxNole
This is great news!
*Edit*
I can't seem to find those part numbers. Care to share who you purchased them from?
I purchased them online, Buybrakes.com. Call them up, they should be able to help you.
As I remember it, StopTech didn't actually make any front rotors for our GS. Those p/n I listed are blanks from their manufacturer in China. BuyBrakes.com got the blanks for me and drilled and slotted them to match the rears.
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@jdpdata Can you poset more pics of your rotors, front and back? Do you have a post in the past that shows them? I might switch from OEM rotors when I need another new set.


P.S. NVM, I'll start looking thru this thread from the beginning, fail lol
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@bob256k Search this thread, I've posted a bunch of pictures of the rotors.
To all, I'd hold off purchasing any aftermarket rotors until more testing is done. I just got these new pads/shims installed, so far it's good. But you never know. I need to put on more miles. As I don't drive my GS very often, it may take months for me to rack up 1000 miles. Will keep y'all updated.
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UPDATE: after several days of car sitting in garage, I drove it around lunch time today for several miles. Bad news, the squealing has come back.
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Originally Posted by jdpdata
UPDATE: after several days of car sitting in garage, I drove it around lunch time today for several miles. Bad news, the squealing has come back.
Dude, that sucks. Guess there's only one thing left to do, go oem rotors. That is if you really want to get rid of the squeal. I remember you saying you don't want to go back to oem ever. I've read mixed info on whether cross drilled/slotted rotors can be resurfaced. I have read that you cannot, but have also heard from some that you can actually resurface them.

This kind of solidifies that you really need to resurface the rotors (particularly after using ceramic pads?) before installing these pads. I'm almost at 1500 miles on them, and have zero noise so far.


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Well I'm getting inconsistent results. I warmed up the brakes today to point where I can smell them burning a bit, then no squealing. If I don't warm them up, slight squeak is present during braking from 5-0mph until they're up in temperature. Let's just say these OEM definitely are less prone to squealing once warm up. More testing needed...
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Update: wash car yesterday, left in garage overnight. Pull out in morning, no squeal. Went for 15 mins aggressive drive to warm up brakes. If I brake normally, no squealing. If late braking, tiny squeak. Inaudible with windows up. Pretty sure if I continue to bedding in new pads, squealing will be gone for good.

Side note: S+, manual paddle shift. Damn sweet down shift throttle blips from 3-2 is music to my ears with the JoeZ singing. Flew by cop at 50mph in tunnel in 3rd gear. Thank God he's on official business and didn't pull me over 😅

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