Does anyone know where I can get a good set of cross drilled rotors (front and rear) for a 2000 E55 AMG?


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I have a set. I got them from Peter. You might want to PM him to see the company that he got them from.
They are factory AMG rotors that have been cross-drilled and slotted by an aftermarket company.
They are factory AMG rotors that have been cross-drilled and slotted by an aftermarket company.
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dude love the wheels. who make them and what size are they. i have a silver 2000 E55 just got it. use to have a c43 but got flooded.
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I sold the set had had already. You can buy them here http://brakeperformance.com/site/bra...0408&ad=googleOriginally Posted by jebzter
Does anyone know where I can get a good set of cross drilled rotors (front and rear) for a 2000 E55 AMG?
They don't list the price for the front for some reason. I think it to expensive or they can't get them anymore. Either way I'm sure they can get it for you but it will be expensive for the 2-piece rotor.
KevC43 - they're Moven MB3 style with Kuhmo Ecsta SPT's: 20"x8.5" on front with 2" lip with 245/35ZR20 and 20"x10" on rear with 3.5" lip with 275/30ZR20.
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+1. Those are great looking rims. Not too flashy, nice MB quality look. I think they would look awesome in black with a chrome lip!Originally Posted by jebzter
KevC43 - they're Moven MB3 style with Kuhmo Ecsta SPT's: 20"x8.5" on front with 2" lip with 245/35ZR20 and 20"x10" on rear with 3.5" lip with 275/30ZR20.Thanks!
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I'm surprise the front doesn't rub the inner suspension bolt since you gain 1" overall diameter.Originally Posted by jebzter
KevC43 - they're Moven MB3 style with Kuhmo Ecsta SPT's: 20"x8.5" on front with 2" lip with 245/35ZR20 and 20"x10" on rear with 3.5" lip with 275/30ZR20.Thanks!
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No rub at all. There is slight rubbing at the rear when I have all 5 passengers. Otherwise, its smooth as silk.
Thanks for the compliments, gents!
Thanks for the compliments, gents!
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Is your ride lowered or is that how it looks stock with 20s?Originally Posted by jebzter
No rub at all. There is slight rubbing at the rear when I have all 5 passengers. Otherwise, its smooth as silk.Thanks for the compliments, gents!
I used H&R Springs and I cut another 1/2 inch - ride is smooth but can be a bit rough when I have 4 + passengers - but I wanted to get the "VIP Look".
This is how it looked like STOCK:

This is how it looked like STOCK:

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Take some more pics of the wheels at different angles so we can see the lips.
where did you buy them from, I gave up looking for them last year. Not even on Moven's website anymore.
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where did you buy them from, I gave up looking for them last year. Not even on Moven's website anymore.
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You can find slotted drilled rotor at Irotor. I put them on my 2001 E55 after burning 2 fronts disk at the race track. These are made from Amg standard disk that are modified. They perform very well after 2 more track event
(no crack) with EBC yellow stuff pad.
Pierre
(no crack) with EBC yellow stuff pad.Pierre
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Hi Do you have any pics and part numbers for them ?
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(no crack) with EBC yellow stuff pad.
Pierre
Originally Posted by ppic
You can find slotted drilled rotor at Irotor. I put them on my 2001 E55 after burning 2 fronts disk at the race track. These are made from Amg standard disk that are modified. They perform very well after 2 more track event
(no crack) with EBC yellow stuff pad.Pierre
Thomas, here they are:
https://mbworld.org/forums/suspensio...nt-brakes.html
https://mbworld.org/forums/suspensio...nt-brakes.html
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Hi Do you have any pics and part numbers for them ?Thanks
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If you paid me to put those on my car, I wouldn't.
Why not pay extra and do it right the first time.
www.frozenrotors.com (they offer slotted, but can drill if asked)
I just bought a whole set, along with Akebono ceramic pads.
Why not pay extra and do it right the first time.
www.frozenrotors.com (they offer slotted, but can drill if asked)
I just bought a whole set, along with Akebono ceramic pads.
I will get the Irotor parts number back home this weekend. Pricing and availability is better than at frozen rotor. I search in many places to find them. You have front and rear disc available. If they resist to 2 hour at Mont-Tremblant race track, I can't find a road to push them farther. In fact, you will need compound tire to use really the breaking power generated. Don't forget to change the hose for stainless steel and oil for sure.
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Keywords being pricing and availability.Originally Posted by ppic
I will get the Irotor parts number back home this weekend. Pricing and availability is better than at frozen rotor. I search in many places to find them. You have front and rear disc available. If they resist to 2 hour at Mont-Tremblant race track, I can't find a road to push them farther. In fact, you will need compound tire to use really the breaking power generated. Don't forget to change the hose for stainless steel and oil for sure.
Never saw quality.
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when i had my W210 E55, I put C55 rotors and callipers on it. I needed spacers to make the callipers fit and had 19in SSR GT3 wheels. Looks really good in my opinion and also saved some weight over the stock e55 callipers. made it look much nicer with such an open wheel design as the SSRs had
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I like the C55 Idea. Where did you buy them? Oh and where the spacers hard to find?Originally Posted by E55_GT3wheels
when i had my W210 E55, I put C55 rotors and callipers on it. I needed spacers to make the callipers fit and had 19in SSR GT3 wheels. Looks really good in my opinion and also saved some weight over the stock e55 callipers. made it look much nicer with such an open wheel design as the SSRs had
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I had a local shop I know here in Boston do it that I trust. Not sure where the parts were from but anyone that sells the OEM parts should have them. i was charged $1100 installed - new rotors, new pads, and new callipers. Callipers are expensive keep in mind. the C55 callipers are much nicer looking that than the W210 E55 callipers.
Spacers you may or may not need. For the SSR GT3 wheels, I needed them. For other wheels you may not need them.
Spacers you may or may not need. For the SSR GT3 wheels, I needed them. For other wheels you may not need them.





