STILLEN is the Exclusive North American Distributor for AP Racing Brakes. AP Racing is the most trusted brake supplier to Formula 1 (including Williams, McLaren, Jordan and others), IRL, CART, WRC and gaining serious ground in NASCAR. In fact, Matt Kenseth won the 2003 Championship and Tony Stewart won the 2002 Season - both relying on AP Racing Brakes.

We believe that choosing replacement rotors should be just as important. You should rely on quality at a reasonable price.

STILLEN is running Maxima Rotor Specials. Check out the details below:

Description:___________Part #:____Normal Price:____Special Price:
89-99 Front Rotors-----NIS4000------$176.02----------$140.00
00-01 Front Rotors-----NIS4500------$209.98----------$150.00
02-03 Front Rotors-----NIS5300------$224.49----------$185.00

89-03 Rear Rotors------NIS4002------$187.59----------$140.00

These prices are not available on our website. So, you will have to call 800-711-0310 to take advantage of these specials. Hurry, because these prices are only good through March 31st, 2004.

Cheers!

 

Just to clarify, the NIS4500 are cross-drilled, right?

Would the NIS4500S be available for the same deal/price?

Shipping cost to 85737?

Thanks.

 

Any ideas when you guys expect to have Front Rotors for a 2004 Maxima?

Thanks!

 

Do you guys have slotted, but not X-drilled, FRONT rotors for 02-03 Maxima?


~limsandy

 

Hate to steal Stillen's spotlight here, but I will have drilled, slotted, and D&S rotors for the 2004 Maxima in my hands tomorrow.

I'll post pics in a separate thread as soon as they get here, so as not to interfere with Stillen's threads.

 

stupid question... but these are zinc (whatever) plated rotors so they won't rust correct?

anyone know?

 

Several years ago I bought a set of NIS4000 rotors for my 3rd gen.. they were yellow zinc plated.. hub didn't rust, but the rotors cracked after about 8-10 months.. I'm sure my driving didn't help any though... I'd recommend getting slotted if you do hard driving like I do.

 

yeah, I was planning on slotted or preferably blanks... just wanted to see if anybody knew about the rust issue