c32amg

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Looking to buy some OEM rotors. Where is the best place AND price?

Should I buy new front pads as well even though mine are still fine?

fendamonky

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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.

moconnor

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Yup - though he is on vacation this week, FYI.

Sgtblue

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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.

Mahjik

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Grab an update kit from here:

http://www.rx7.com/store/rx7/fdbrakes.html

pinkrx7

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-_- 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

hades

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around here oreilly's was cheaper than autozone and had lifetime warranty.

c32amg

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Anyone know the part number for the stock OEM front brake rotors?

gracer7-rx7

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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.

Juan

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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

moconnor

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Brembo do not make rear rotors for an FD for some reason. But, yes, you do not need OEM - Tri Point sell a pretty nice set for a decent price.

GOB

buybrakes.com.

i got my brembo rotors there too.

GoodfellaFD3S

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I remember that name......great prices

IRPerformance

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If you want slotted or drilled I can set you up with a nice set. I can also get them plain.

staticguitar313

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WOW the prices on those Centric rotors are GREAT, but whats with no paint on rear rotors?

pinkrx7

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jw. how do you have a 04 rx7?

c32amg

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Thanks for the info guys! I think I'm going with Wan's recommendation.

The car is a 94. Typo.....

Speedworks

Brembo DOES make Rotors for the FD. But as far as I know, only for the pre 99 FD's, not the big brake post-99's

gracer7-rx7

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Those are Centric rotors
Tri-Point aka Pro Parts are the West Coast distributor while Zeckhausen is East Coast.