Zog

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Ok, no autopart stores in my entire town carry generic front rotors for my 2k2. The dealership wants $95 each, which is outrageous. I don't want aftermarket, and I'm certainly not paying $95 each for stock ones. So what now? Is DAVEB my only savior? (BTW what's his number?) I don't feel like having to pay shipping on heavy @ss rotors.

As an aside, pep boys tells me they have to order a rotor/hub assembly, while the dealership tells me all I need is a rotor. What the hell is the problem here?

KCMichaelM

1) If you want stock look I would go aftermarket, just not drilled or slotted, still cheaper and longer life.

2) No, the rotor and hub are not an 'assembly' anyway. Pep boys are high on somethin'. You will not need to replace hubs for a loooong time, i haven't yet!

02VQ35

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I agree with KC, go aftermarket. You can buy blanks, no holes or slots. Nissan is known for having bad breaks and break problems. BTW, why are you replacing the rotors, the 2002 should have more than enough meat on them to turn down a glazing problem unless you warped them. If you warped them, go aftermarket. Curious, if your under warranty you should try to talk the dealer into fixing them. Chris

MaxSE03

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I would have to agree with going aftermarket too. However, you can get OEM rotors for $61.43 from here:
http://www.1stnissanparts.com/oe_parts_catalog.html

SEmy2K2go

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Are you having issues with your brakes? If you are still within your factory warranty, you should be able to take your car into Nissan and they can either replace them if they are faulty or you can have them turn them for you and replace the pads. This is what I did, and I only had to pay for the new pads; $50. I would try that first if you want to stick with the factory rotors. Worth looking into anyways. Good luck.

Zog

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Well I've had the rotors surfaced 2x so I don't imagine surfacing them again will do any good, and they are probably too thin to do it again. I'm at 50,000 miles so warranty is out.

I got some reybestos QS pads and maybe I'll look aftermarket for the rotors. Where can I get some aftermarket blanks for not too much coin?

02VQ35

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I'd try the Group Buy section, they usually have something there. Also, do a Google search they may pop up there. I'm just thinking, I can usually get parts at wholesale from my dealer, well most parts. I can check to get a price and let you know if you like. Chris

panda_1

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Id Ceck Under The Link Secton Of The Org There Are Some Sited Where You Can Get Some Nice Aftermarkets Cheap.

MrGone

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check with Internetautomar

hakk97se

I recently got rear rotors for my mom's '03.. Got em from Henrik (org name: maxed up). Great deals for great rotors. I've bought stuff from him before. Highly recommend him.

SkoorbMax

What do you do with blanks? Ie, where do you take them to get drilled appropriately for your car?