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Old Sep 25, 2016 | 09:22 AM
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2006 CL230 / 2006 Saab 9-3
C230 needs 300mm rotors

I allready have a thread regarding my 2006 C230 without sport package that takes 300 mm front rotors but a member is posting mountain pictures etc so I'm starting fresh.
Most regular C230's are fitted with 288mm front rotors however mine needs 300mm. Despite what parts guys insist that it takes 288mm it does not. I did make the mistake of purchasing 288mm but the pads stick out the end of the rotors. I have also confirmed from Mercedes with the VIN number that it does need 300mm rotors. My local dealer does not stock them but hopes they can order a set for me.
THE questions are would the sport Package 330mm fit? Also does anyone know where I could purchase a set of 300 mm rotors?

The plot thickens - According to Mercedes parts counter the OEM Rotors are part # ​203 421 05 12 described as having a 330mm diameter HOWEVER they actually measure 300mm. Has anyone measured 330mm rotors to check the actual size?

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Old Sep 26, 2016 | 10:06 PM
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Let's see... In your first thread: https://mbworld.org/forums/c-class-w...rt-rotors.html
you have been given an oem part number for the rotors for your car: A2034210512.
Now if you went to google and searched, you would find this:
https://www.eeuroparts.com/Parts/561...mm-2034210512/
Which clearly states the diameter.
Also seems you can get a set of OEM rotors for $100-130.

/off to post some mountain pics.
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Old Sep 27, 2016 | 12:01 AM
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Let's see... In your first thread: https://mbworld.org/forums/c-class-w...rt-rotors.html
you have been given an oem part number for the rotors for your car: A2034210512.
Now if you went to google and searched, you would find this:
https://www.eeuroparts.com/Parts/561...mm-2034210512/
Which clearly states the diameter.
Also seems you can get a set of OEM rotors for $100-130.

/off to post some mountain pics.
yes I finally got it all sorted out. Did contact quite a few suppliers including two Benz dealers and initially was told that there are only 288mm or 330mm rotors for my car. However my local Benz dealer did call me back and advised that after measuring the rotors as per my cars VIN number they were in fact 300mm so I bought a pair.
I'm in Canada and the best price for a pair of rotors even after a discount was over $200
before taxes.
By the way I have some nice pictures of the Canadian Rockies if your interested LOL
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