E63 Front Rotors
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E63 Front Rotors
I have a 2007 E63 and the dealer is telling me that I need new front rotors and pads. The quote they gave me is crazy!!! Does anyone have any tips for finding aftermarket rotors?
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Let me guess...about $2,600 for the front rotors and pads alone, right? I was given a quote like that too.
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2010 C63
I may go with these when I need them,
Pads
http://www.partsgeek.com/catalog/200...e_pad_set.html
Rotors
http://www.evosport.com/product/prod...VO.BRK.M12.RF1
Pads
http://www.partsgeek.com/catalog/200...e_pad_set.html
Rotors
http://www.evosport.com/product/prod...VO.BRK.M12.RF1
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Our 2-piece front performance rotors are in stock and ready to ship. Much less than OE, lighter and better performance. Plus greater ROI as you can replace outer discs with ours next time around for even greater savings.
Call, email or PM mr for more info.
Call, email or PM mr for more info.
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2007 E63, 2005 Dodge Ram Hemi
I would get the Evosport front rotors and stock pads...Should be right around $1500...You should really measure your front rotor thickness though also...Most SA's say change pads, change rotors, but these fronts should last thru 2 pads...
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Gentlemen,
There is now another option, try www.racingbrakes.com they offer two-piece rotrs for the c63 and E63, in either slotted, drilled or both for about $600 per rotor. Give them a call, or check out the website.
There is now another option, try www.racingbrakes.com they offer two-piece rotrs for the c63 and E63, in either slotted, drilled or both for about $600 per rotor. Give them a call, or check out the website.
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2007 E63, 2005 Dodge Ram Hemi
Gentlemen,
There is now another option, try www.racingbrakes.com they offer two-piece rotrs for the c63 and E63, in either slotted, drilled or both for about $600 per rotor. Give them a call, or check out the website.
There is now another option, try www.racingbrakes.com they offer two-piece rotrs for the c63 and E63, in either slotted, drilled or both for about $600 per rotor. Give them a call, or check out the website.
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2007 E63, 2005 Dodge Ram Hemi
okay, sorry it's www.racingbrake.com
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ok here ya go! my setup involves going from a 2 piston front/1 piston rear to a slk55 6/4 setup. using the c32 rb rotor it gives me a perfect offset and my calipers have the 340mm brackets so the rotors are a perfect fit. less than 1 week from order to delivery. also once the outer rings are toast you can replace them for around 200$ each.
now the downside. r/b will only warrenty the rotors if you use their recommended pads. hawk pads semi metallics and ceramics are available but i dont know ther squeal factor. porterfields can be used but again check with r/b to ensure the pads are compatible with the hardness of the rotors
r/b just emailed me and said not to use any ceramics with the 2 piece rotors, only semi metallics would be advised. they build them so im hunting decent semi metallic pads
now the downside. r/b will only warrenty the rotors if you use their recommended pads. hawk pads semi metallics and ceramics are available but i dont know ther squeal factor. porterfields can be used but again check with r/b to ensure the pads are compatible with the hardness of the rotors
r/b just emailed me and said not to use any ceramics with the 2 piece rotors, only semi metallics would be advised. they build them so im hunting decent semi metallic pads
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2007 E63, 2006 C55
RE: Front Brakes
You didn't say the mileage on your car, but I'd try replacing just the pads first with new OEM pads.
Thats what I did last year; my rotors looked a little rough from too many triple digit slowdowns, pads were about 60% worn. Replaced the pads, and the new pads had the rotors looking MUCH better within 500 miles. Everything still looks excellent a year and 4K miles later, and my car stops right now when needed
When the time comes for new rotors, I'll go with Evosports and OEM pads. Everyone I've heard from has been happy with them and they offer performance benefits as well as lower cost than the OEM rotors.
Thats what I did last year; my rotors looked a little rough from too many triple digit slowdowns, pads were about 60% worn. Replaced the pads, and the new pads had the rotors looking MUCH better within 500 miles. Everything still looks excellent a year and 4K miles later, and my car stops right now when needed
When the time comes for new rotors, I'll go with Evosports and OEM pads. Everyone I've heard from has been happy with them and they offer performance benefits as well as lower cost than the OEM rotors.
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Not sure how much they're charging for labor but you could save some dough on OEM parts from here: $816/ea for front rotors:
http://genuinemercedesparts.com/part...layCatalogid=0
$230.40/ea front pads:
http://genuinemercedesparts.com/part...layCatalogid=0
Still a lot of $ compared to the E55.
http://genuinemercedesparts.com/part...layCatalogid=0
$230.40/ea front pads:
http://genuinemercedesparts.com/part...layCatalogid=0
Still a lot of $ compared to the E55.
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2007 E63 w/P30 and Eurotech CF Diffuser
Initial thickness is 1.4inch, minimum on the rotor should be 1.299inch.
If I was at 1.3inch and had no plans of tracking the car, I might wait a little. Of course if I had no plans of tracking the car I would be very tempted to use the single piece E55 rotors which are MUCH less expensive.
If I was at 1.3inch and had no plans of tracking the car, I might wait a little. Of course if I had no plans of tracking the car I would be very tempted to use the single piece E55 rotors which are MUCH less expensive.
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so i just dug through the 210 pages of maintenance records for my car... looks like the front pads and rotors were replaced at 32K miles...didnt see any record of the rears being replaced.. i feel like its safe to say the rotors need to be replaced soon. i was told to day by a S65 owner the rotors can last through two sets of pads? if this is true... then im ok.. but.. i donno how true that is. any advise?
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Front two piece rotors: http://www.racingbrake.com/Two-piece...ONT-p/2141.htm
Rear two piece rotors: http://www.racingbrake.com/Two-piece...EAR-p/2188.htm
Both front and rear are in stock ready to ship. RB has the best two piece rotors made for MB, they are light weight and more durable than OE and will outperform any competitions products. You can add our ET street pads to the the package for further saving.
Contact us if you have any further questions.
Tel: 714-871-6392
Rear two piece rotors: http://www.racingbrake.com/Two-piece...EAR-p/2188.htm
Both front and rear are in stock ready to ship. RB has the best two piece rotors made for MB, they are light weight and more durable than OE and will outperform any competitions products. You can add our ET street pads to the the package for further saving.
Contact us if you have any further questions.
Tel: 714-871-6392