E63 Front Brake Rotors
11-25-2010, 06:01 PM
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E63 Front Brake Rotors
Hello,
I am looking for some 2007 E-63 Front Brake Rotors. I will take them either aftermarket or in nearly new condition. Please advise me if anyone knows where I can find these rotors for my car. I am new to the forum as of today so hello everyone. Glad to be a new member.
I am looking for some 2007 E-63 Front Brake Rotors. I will take them either aftermarket or in nearly new condition. Please advise me if anyone knows where I can find these rotors for my car. I am new to the forum as of today so hello everyone. Glad to be a new member.
11-25-2010, 06:59 PM
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Hello,
I am looking for some 2007 E-63 Front Brake Rotors. I will take them either aftermarket or in nearly new condition. Please advise me if anyone knows where I can find these rotors for my car. I am new to the forum as of today so hello everyone. Glad to be a new member.
I am looking for some 2007 E-63 Front Brake Rotors. I will take them either aftermarket or in nearly new condition. Please advise me if anyone knows where I can find these rotors for my car. I am new to the forum as of today so hello everyone. Glad to be a new member.
11-26-2010, 01:11 PM
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It will say the right forum because it was moved here.
11-26-2010, 05:28 PM
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2007 E63 w/P30 and Eurotech CF Diffuser
Evopost has the rotors which are slightly improved, or you can buy the stock ones through various online retailers.
Either way, they are not cheap. If you are replacing them because you think you should "anyway", check the thickness against the minimum printed on the rotor. If they are in specification and do not have any other physical damage, use them.
Either way, they are not cheap. If you are replacing them because you think you should "anyway", check the thickness against the minimum printed on the rotor. If they are in specification and do not have any other physical damage, use them.
