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Old 11-19-2010, 01:33 PM
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Default 928sRus WINTER SPECIALS - X Drilled Rotors & Ignition Parts
Its that time of year again.

Set of four X-Drilled Zimmerman Rotors for the 86.5 to 91 cars.
$425 plus shipping.

85 to 95 32v cars - Two Distributor Caps, Two Rotor Caps and 8 WR7DC+ Spark Plugs - all Bosch - $164 plus shipping

78 to 84 16v cars - Distributor Cap, Rotor and 8 Spark Plugs - either WR8DC+ 72 to 82 or WR7DC+ 83 to 84 - all Bosch - $74 plus shipping

84 to 86 16v Twin Dizzy - Distributor Caps, Rotors and 8 WR7DC+ Spark Plugs - all Bosch - $144 plus shipping

Please mention the "Winter Special" pricing when ordering. Prices good through December 31st 2010.
Order by sending an email to Roger@928sRus.com.
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Old 11-19-2010, 01:38 PM
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How much W/O drilling?

Notta believer.
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That is a great price on these, cheaper than I can buy them for.
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Plain Rotors - Zimmerman - $340 set of 4.
Plain Rotors - Other Manufacturer - $300 set of 4.
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Hi ROger, great prices - how long are they good for?
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Sorry - December 31st 2010
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Doh! The cross-drilled rotors would go on sale right after I recently purchased them.

I will say I am very pleased with these rotors combined with Hawk ceramic pads. Smooth, powerful, no noise, and very little brake dust. It's also tough to complain about his everyday prices. Thanks Rog!
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Great- thanks Roger!
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Zimmerman Cross drilled rotors for GTS's $? T
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Tony,
Fronts are $175 each and rears $110 - $570 plus shipping.
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So how are the drilled rotors vs. solid? I think I've read that drilled do nothing, but crack faster...
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A winter special over here would be winter tyres () and anti freeze windshield washer
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Originally Posted by mx22
So how are the drilled rotors vs. solid? I think I've read that drilled do nothing, but crack faster...
No performance difference, just look really cool. Cracking seems to only occur on track driven cars.
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Originally Posted by mx22
So how are the drilled rotors vs. solid? I think I've read that drilled do nothing, but crack faster...
Slotted rotors are preferred for track duty. In fact, not one car on the podium for the 24 Hours of Daytona had cross drilled rotors. I would use them for street duty though.
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IIRC, the cross-drilled Zimmerman aren't drilled.. they're cast holes.
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