Where should I buy OEM rotors and pads for my 91 Turbo?

TIA

 

From your dealer with a pca discount. get the 3.6 fronts if thats what is needed. they are cheaper than the 3.3 fronts.

 

Dealer they should last longer then after market but also depends how you drive it and yeah get a PCA discount

 

Where would I find the part number for these items?

 

You can look them up here: http://www.porsche.com/usa/accessori...artscatalogue/

 

Thanks Metal Guru

 

If you're sticking to OEM, I've made 3-4 purchases from Gaudin Porsche. They're about 30% cheaper than MSRP and quick shipping (they do have to order from Porsche warehouse,so it does take a couple extra days). Rotors are $250 each and pads are $165 fronts and $115 rear.

However, Pelican Parts is much better when they buy directly from OEM supplier. Front pads are $125 and rears are $100. They're the same parts and most items even have Porsche part numbers on the box.

I recommend buying the rotors from Gaudin and the pads from Pelican. Hope that helps! Just my opinion though...I'm sure there are other options


http://gaudinporscheparts.com/Porsch...wse-Parts.shtm

http://pelicanparts.com

 

We offer Genuine Porsche front pads for your Turbo, 993-351-939-01-M100 and rear pads 965-352-939-04-M100 which you may view further detail here.

For rotors, you can choose Genuine Porsche as well, front left 965-351-043-00-OEM and front right 965-351-044-00-OEM which you'll find further product detail here.

Rear rotors, left rear 965-352-041-00-OEM and right rear 965-352-042-00-OEM with further product detail here.

Of course we offer other OE brands such as Textar, Mintex, Zimmermann, Sebro and more.

Let us know what questions you have.
Mark/Pelican Parts

 

Mark, I really want to support Pelican Parts, but there are definitely cheaper Genuine Porsche part alternatives through certain Porsche dealers (Gaudin or Sunset). When will you guys become competitive so I can do all my shopping through you guys?

 

Then Wayne won't be able to buy any more 962's

 

+1 for gaudinporscheparts.com

Consistently the cheapest prices on oem parts that I have found.

I am also a big fan of Engine Builders Supply, a great one stop shop especially for aftermarket parts. Just call them up, tell them what you need- easy. They'll give you great advice, you don't need to look up specific part numbers, and they stock quite a lot of stuff. Sometimes they even have great blow out prices on overstock.

 

autoatlanta is another option