Alexx

So what do you suggest where to order pelican parts or something else? Car is Carrera 4 92`. I will only change front rotors and pads, as I saw on pelican front rotor is 85 USD and set of pads are 63 USD!

Than you

Rocket Rob

The answer depends on how are you using the car. Street, drivers ed, racing?

Alexx

Well I don˙t go to track, so it is only street driving. I would like to take stock rotors OEM, as I saw on pelican they have only ATE!

mdowell

I just bought rotors for my '92 from http://brakeperformance.com

..I shopped around and they had the best prices I could find. Also, here is a great source for Hawk pads:

http://www.frozenrotors.com

BlueHeeler

I also have the dimple drilled and slotted from brakeperformance.com. Cost was $400 for 4 rotors and all new pads shipped to my door. I put them on earlier this year; they have been fine on the street thus far.

kgorman

I bought my rotors from www.frozenrotors.com. I had them cryo-treated for the track and run hawk blues. They have held up very well.

dfinnegan

I bought from Sunset back in June 08

Sunset Imports 503.641.8600
rotors
$ 101.63 front
$ 96.96 pads
$ 110.77 rear
$ 96.95 pads
$ 83 shipping

mpeters951

I've beat the hell out of brakeperformance.com slotted rotors on track using PFC-97's w/o wear and/or any other issues whatsoever. The zinc'd slot and hat areas still look as new.

Those (4) were $308.82 to my door. Seems a rather good deal no ? Especially considering that the slotting is actually side-to-side directionally correct.

reynwerkes

Nothing wrong with Ate or for that matter Brembo or Balo.
I'd go with the lowest priced reputable brand available, especially if all you'll be using it for is the street.
Pads are a personal thing.
I've always like low dust pads and have enjoyed using Repco/Axiss pads in the past. Very reasonably priced (usually under $30) and works fine.
I also like Akebono but doesn't seem like Akebono makes pads for Porsche.