Where to buy OEM brake rotors....
Ray Crowe @ Malloy Mazda. (888) 533-3400.
Seriously, anything OEM that you want to purchase new should come from that man. He's awesome to work with, really knows his stuff, and has good prices/fast ship times.
Seriously, anything OEM that you want to purchase new should come from that man. He's awesome to work with, really knows his stuff, and has good prices/fast ship times.
You might also compare prices with places like TIRERACK (also a forum sponsor) for replacement stock-size rotors like PowerSlot.
If your rotors are in bad enough shape to change, the pads probably are too.
If your rotors are in bad enough shape to change, the pads probably are too.
-_- your local autozone should be good enough 86.99 for front and 2 yr warentee.
keep your pads on they only take 20 min. to change and that's being generous.
plus you cant beat autozone's reward system, spend 20 bucks 5 times and you get 20 off
keep your pads on they only take 20 min. to change and that's being generous.
plus you cant beat autozone's reward system, spend 20 bucks 5 times and you get 20 off
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Here is another option for "stock-like" brake rotors.
http://zeckhausen.com/Mazda/RX-7_Gen3.htm
The Centric rotors are very high quality pretty inexpensive. I've used them on a few cars. The owner (David Zeckhausen) is a former FD owner. Great service from them and very good at giving advice on brake pads for track use.
http://zeckhausen.com/Mazda/RX-7_Gen3.htm
The Centric rotors are very high quality pretty inexpensive. I've used them on a few cars. The owner (David Zeckhausen) is a former FD owner. Great service from them and very good at giving advice on brake pads for track use.
Just curious about this one: is there a special reason you need OEM rotors from a Mazda dealer?
You can get stock replacements from Brembo (brembo blanks) which would cost less than OEM rotors and are made from a reputable company. These should meet and exceed OEM specifications for brake rotors for much less money. Tirerack sells Brembo rotors for $57 each.
http://www.tirerack.com/brakes/resul...ategory=Rotors
You can get stock replacements from Brembo (brembo blanks) which would cost less than OEM rotors and are made from a reputable company. These should meet and exceed OEM specifications for brake rotors for much less money. Tirerack sells Brembo rotors for $57 each.
http://www.tirerack.com/brakes/resul...ategory=Rotors
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Here is another option for "stock-like" brake rotors.
http://zeckhausen.com/Mazda/RX-7_Gen3.htm
The Centric rotors are very high quality pretty inexpensive. I've used them on a few cars. The owner (David Zeckhausen) is a former FD owner. Great service from them and very good at giving advice on brake pads for track use.
http://zeckhausen.com/Mazda/RX-7_Gen3.htm
The Centric rotors are very high quality pretty inexpensive. I've used them on a few cars. The owner (David Zeckhausen) is a former FD owner. Great service from them and very good at giving advice on brake pads for track use.









