Would there be any interest in authenicate Brembo slotted or drilled rotors? These are not home cut from blanks, these are the real deal. They are only available from Brembo in slotted or in cross drilled (not both on the same rotor) and are only sold in pairs.

The price on the fronts would be 150/pair + shipping (varies between 9 dollars and 23 dollars based on distance from Atlanta).
They fit 89-99 Maximas. I also have blanks available for 34.50 each plus shipping in the front.

The one negative point? I only carry rears in Powerstop and blanks. I can order rears from Brembo but the deal won't be anywhere near as good.

I'm offering this deal through a real store located in metro Atlanta. Local pickup is available if you are in the Atlanta area.

Please PM, email, or call with any questions. Thanks!

Enthusiasts Auto
485 Buford Drive #305
Lawrenceville, GA 30045
(866) ETH-PART

 

Do you have a picture? I wonder how it would look on my white 99 max se.

 

Sure, here you go.

 

Umph now where was this last weekend when I needed rotors...lol. I live in metro atl..too...darndit.

 

That always seems to be the way it works, doesn't it?

BTW If anyone wants the image of the blanks:

 

how about for 2k3 maxima front rotors (slotted)...

 

I don't show that Brembo has a part number yet for the '03 Maxima's.

 

I live in the Atlanta area. I have a 96 SE with Stock wheels. Would it be worth it to get Brembo?

 

$150 plus shipping is pretty heavy considering there's a GD for brembo home cuts @100.

Anyway we get a further break on the price?

 

If I got a lot of interest I could probably go lower, but there is no way I'm going to get anywhere near the price of home cuts vs. the Authenicate rotors.

 

In terms of quality or performance? Also are you referring to the blanks, or the slotted or cross drilled?

 

Performance. For either the blanks, slotted, or cross drilled.

 

Compared to another blank, cross drilled or slotted rotor? Not a significant difference for another professionally made cross drilled or slotted rotor, it would be mostly a quality difference.

Unless you mean the specific performance merits of cross drilled or slotted vs. blanks.