mkonei

http://stores.brakeplanet.com/Items/...Brake%20Rotors

ScottW911

Those look to be the exact match to the rotors I installed a few weeks ago. I did not get the rotors through that outfit though. I went with these guys: http://l2brakes.com/REVISE%20L2.html

The rotors are working great for me and they look incredible. It is nice to have the fronts and backs match now, with cross-drill and slots.

By the way, the L2 guys charged me $250 for all 4 corners of the car. Unbelievable price for excellent rotors.

mkonei

any chance you could upload a few pics? all four corners would have to be changed, theyre really not a good match for the factory fronts. thanks!

mike

ScottW911

Here you go.

I went ahead and replaced all 4 as a precaution. I needed pads and I knew my rotors were getting a tad worn. Heck, for $250, it was a no-brainer.

mkonei

thanks!

ScottW911

Let us know what you decide to do and post some pics of the project.

spr

how do hey compare to oem though? Thickness vane design and most importantly composition and weight?

folex187

I'd like to know the depth of each ring and the weight vs OEM too. I'd hate to pop them on only to crack them a month later.

genechien

wow that's a great price! didn't see any pricing info on their website. did you just call them up?

ScottW911

I found them on ebay and called them about local pick-up (since they are 15 minutes from my office). They reduced the price from the ebay listing and gave me a cash discount, bringing my total to $249 out-the-door. At that price, I could afford to replace these things 2 or 3 times to each OEM replacement.

As for the weight and thickness, I did not do any scientific measurements before my install, but to my untrained eye and hand, they looked and felt very similar to the OEM's I pulled off. As stated above, they seem to be performing very well so far and have a full warranty from defects and warping.

I'm telling you, these L2 guys seem to be pretty good.