SL/R230: SL55 Rotors /Discs on SL600?
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SL55 Rotors /Discs on SL600?
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I have a 2005 SL600. As you all may know the SL600 has non-cross drilled rear rotors. I like the sporty look of cross drilled rotors. Does anyone know if the SL55 rear rotors would fit the SL600? Of course I tryed calling both my local Mercedes dealer and Mercedes USA both of which were clueless!!! Any help would be appreciated.
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I have a 2005 SL600. As you all may know the SL600 has non-cross drilled rear rotors. I like the sporty look of cross drilled rotors. Does anyone know if the SL55 rear rotors would fit the SL600? Of course I tryed calling both my local Mercedes dealer and Mercedes USA both of which were clueless!!! Any help would be appreciated.
france2112
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This may answer your question from the article found here.
http://www.caranddriver.com/reviews/...andards_page_3
The rotors are big enough to double as manhole covers — 14.2 by 1.3 inches in front, 13.0 by 0.9 in the rear, vented and cross-drilled at both ends. The diameters are bigger than the garden-variety SL's, and the fronts are squeezed by eight-piston calipers
http://www.caranddriver.com/reviews/...andards_page_3
The rotors are big enough to double as manhole covers — 14.2 by 1.3 inches in front, 13.0 by 0.9 in the rear, vented and cross-drilled at both ends. The diameters are bigger than the garden-variety SL's, and the fronts are squeezed by eight-piston calipers
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Yes, the 65 gets the same brakes as special option 030 SL55's.
Though the calipers are the same, they use different brake pads (600 vs 55)..supposedly. I can't get anyone to answer my technical questions on these cars.
Though the calipers are the same, they use different brake pads (600 vs 55)..supposedly. I can't get anyone to answer my technical questions on these cars.