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Old 02-09-12, 11:48 PM
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yes. the fronts are directional thats why they have 2 diff part numbers.
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Anyone noticed that the lexus rotors appear to be backwards? The one labeled L would imply putting it on the left side but the vanes are then leaning forward trying to pump air towards the hub. This contrary to any directional vented rotor I have seen. Anyone know something about this oddity?
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^You're not the only one that noticed that. I actually did some research and got ahold of a technical guy at PowerSlot and we talked about the rotors and their design. Basically it boils down to the way Lexus design the braking systems in these cars and the rotors' vein patented design. It is backwards to the conventional, but it works...and works well. I posted all of my findings on someone's else thread, so I cannot really find it now.

EDIT...found the thread under the phrase "vein design"!

https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sus...nt-rotors.html

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Old 10-24-12, 02:25 PM
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Cheapest place I have found.

www.partsgeek.com
Old 10-24-12, 05:55 PM
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Am i the only one that is having problems with lexus rotors? They were squeaking so dealer replaced the for free then they got warped because we were hitting the brakes at 120 mph so hey resurfaced them but now they are shakng again. Anyone have idea, maybe stoptech slotted rotors next?
Old 10-24-12, 09:22 PM
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Read this.

http://www.stoptech.com/technical-su...nd-other-myths

Yes, you are the only one sufficiently abusing your brakes to cause the problems you are having.
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do you need to specify whether it is front left or front right ? On the website there is FRONT/FRONT LEFT/FRONT RIGHT... is there a difference ?
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Originally Posted by panda327
do you need to specify whether it is front left or front right ? On the website there is FRONT/FRONT LEFT/FRONT RIGHT... is there a difference ?
Not sure the question here, but yes there is a different between the left and right rotors and at least my boxes of PowerSlot rotors came with stickers ON the rotors labeling then L or R. Not to mention the PowerSlot part #s themselves show whether it is L or R.
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Originally Posted by Gville350
Not sure the question here, but yes there is a different between the left and right rotors and at least my boxes of PowerSlot rotors came with stickers ON the rotors labeling then L or R. Not to mention the PowerSlot part #s themselves show whether it is L or R.
its just that on the website there's selection of rotors for "front" "front Left" "front right" ... just wondering if they are interchangeable or if there is a difference for each side.
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^The simple answer is yes, there's a difference.
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ahh okay thanks ... and also is there a difference between Canadian Spec and US spec brake rotors? i am seeing sites asking for that distinction as well..
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^I highly doubt there's a difference in size between the US and CA rotor...but please do your research before purchasing.
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2007 IS350 front rotors are 333mm correct? Just want to verify. What about the rears?
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^ 333mm fronts, 310mm rears


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