E-Class (W210) 1995-2002: E 200, E 220D, E 240, E 290TD, E 300TD, E 200, E 240, E 280, E 320, E 420, E 430 (Wagon, Touring, 4Matic)

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Old Mar 2, 2009 | 11:10 AM
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Rotor question

Will sedan rotor fit wagon application and if not does anyone know the difference. I know the fronts are the same for all 420, 430 and 320 sedan or wagon non 4matic from 1996-2002 but I am not sure of the rear application. I have called three suppliers and two said no difference and Tire rack said there is but not sure where the difference is. Anyone have both applications and know for sure? This is for non 4matic use. Thanks for any help. Trying to help a local friend.

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Old Mar 2, 2009 | 02:01 PM
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300E a couple 1994 w124wagon E320 Wagon/,1971MGB Track/Rally, MG Midget Autocross ,2000 E320 wagon.
612 sedan

512 wagon.different rotor dimensions.
If bad replace with oe from www.autohausaz.com ,inexpensive and free shipping.
sedan hub thicker by about 2mm ,I think just looking at a pair, and besides the non fitment issue.Wagon rotors are 10bucks cheaper each.
Now go help him
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Old Mar 2, 2009 | 07:57 PM
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Finally got answer. Went to dealer and begged in parts dept. to see rotors side by each. Wagon rotor is 2.5mm thicker on scrub (rotor contact surface) cross section width than the sedan. Otherwise all other dimensions are exactly the same. Same parking brake shoe, same caliper, same bolt pattern, same hub thickness and same overall diameter. Only difference is the wagon rotor contact area is thicker. Hopes this helps anyone else wondering. So if you race go to the wagon rear brake setup. It will handle higher loads according to the MB tech due to the greater cross thickness. Also spoke with Race technologies in Cali (they handle Brembo's sport rotor and big brake business for N. America and was referred to them by Brembo Corporate in Michigan). I was told the sport rotor for the sedan will fit the wagon however the thickness of the contact surface is 2.0 mm thinner on the sedan version (12mm vs. 10mm). Part #s for this are wagon rear Brembo #25759 plain, sedan rear #25205 plain, sedan rear #35205 drilled sport, sedan rear #45205 slotted sport. so #2 is for OE replacement, #3 is for drilled and #4 is for slotted in their parts numbers. 1996-2002 W210 non 4matic sedan e320, 420 and 430 all share the same rotors. The wagons through 2003 share the same front rotors with the sedan. Thanks oh Lord for the input. I don't have stock so I was no help to him.

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