Time for new brakes
04-30-17, 04:28 AM
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That website is ridiculous. See if you can see this: http://www.rockauto.com/en/catalog/l...hub,rotor,1896
Centric (performance) rotors - for a SINGLE rear rotor its $74.79, for BOTH rear rotors its $50.79
Does that make sense to anyone? Not sure if I should trust a site that charges way more for a single rotor then they do for both rotors. I mean, its not even close!!
Centric (performance) rotors - for a SINGLE rear rotor its $74.79, for BOTH rear rotors its $50.79
Does that make sense to anyone? Not sure if I should trust a site that charges way more for a single rotor then they do for both rotors. I mean, its not even close!!
04-30-17, 09:26 PM
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Just to update everyone,
Cheapest/standard shipping to my home is $187 from Summit Racing, $228 from Rock Auto, and $247 from Amazon.
This is for a full kit of rotors and pads for the car, costing $250-300.
Frankly, I am just discouraged on having to pay close to $250 just for shipping some not so big parts. Since I will likely drive only 2000 miles
or so per summer (and per year) making having 3 mm on the brakes is not so bad and I can push this farther until I figure something out.
Money is actually not an issue at all, its the principle of paying that much for shipping.
Cheapest/standard shipping to my home is $187 from Summit Racing, $228 from Rock Auto, and $247 from Amazon.
This is for a full kit of rotors and pads for the car, costing $250-300.
Frankly, I am just discouraged on having to pay close to $250 just for shipping some not so big parts. Since I will likely drive only 2000 miles
or so per summer (and per year) making having 3 mm on the brakes is not so bad and I can push this farther until I figure something out.
Money is actually not an issue at all, its the principle of paying that much for shipping.
04-30-17, 09:29 PM
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Just to update everyone,
Cheapest/standard shipping to my home is $187 from Summit Racing, $228 from Rock Auto, and $247 from Amazon.
This is for a full kit of rotors and pads for the car, costing $250-300.
Frankly, I am just discouraged on having to pay close to $250 just for shipping some not so big parts. Since I will likely drive only 2000 miles
or so per summer (and per year) making having 3 mm on the brakes is not so bad and I can push this farther until I figure something out.
Money is actually not an issue at all, its the principle of paying that much for shipping.
Cheapest/standard shipping to my home is $187 from Summit Racing, $228 from Rock Auto, and $247 from Amazon.
This is for a full kit of rotors and pads for the car, costing $250-300.
Frankly, I am just discouraged on having to pay close to $250 just for shipping some not so big parts. Since I will likely drive only 2000 miles
or so per summer (and per year) making having 3 mm on the brakes is not so bad and I can push this farther until I figure something out.
Money is actually not an issue at all, its the principle of paying that much for shipping.
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