jimjaix

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Does anyone know the OEM rotor part number? I am trying to order a set from ebay and it seems they have different numbers... not sure which one is the latest version or what not...

Jeff Lange

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What year is your car? Do you have an IS250 or IS350? Sport package? Front or rear?

Jeff

jimjaix

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IS 250 2007 AWD, basic package >_<' thanks

Jeff Lange

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Front: 43512-30310
Rear: 42431-30280

Jeff

jimjaix

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These two parts look the same? but big price difference.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Toyota-Lexus-Camry-Front-Disc-Brake-Rotors-Pair-Set-Kit-/370802844529?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item5655926371&vxp=mtr
http://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-genuine-Lexus-OEM-Front-Brake-Rotor-06-08-IS250-/181142066543?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item2a2ce8956f&vxp=mtr

Jeff Lange

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Factory versus aftermarket.

I have no idea who makes those aftermarket rotors so I can't say with certainty what kind of quality they are. Some cheap aftermarket rotors tend to have runout issues even out of the box.

Jeff

jimjaix

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Ok thanks, I will go with the OEM. Lexus OEM quality seems pretty reliable.

dong888

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check with your mechanic to see if you can re-surface the existing rotors without replacing them. I actually bought front and back rotors from Sewell and ended up not having to use them so they are just sitting in the garage. Dealer actually suggested that I need to replace rotors and brake pads and the cost was thru the roof.

I was told by my mechanics that front rotors can be re-surfaced once and back rotors can be resurfaced twice before replacing. This is assuming there is no warp on the rotors.

And yes back rotors cost a lot more than front. My guess is that there are less demand on the back rotors so they manufactured less...