bgoetz

I bought some ATE rotors and already cracked one clear around the edge. I am going some type of slotted for next season, but only have a couple events left this season. I was thinking of just trying to toss on the cheapest drilled rotors I could find and then doing everything next year in slotted. Problem is I can’t find anything cheaper than the ATEs for $200 a pair. Is there anything cheaper out there for a 2005 C2S? Everything I find at the local stores is the wrong rotor, I already had to return a pair to Autozone. I might even settle for some lightly used ones just to toss on and get me through.

Hatzenbach

Where are you located? I have a set of slightly used rotors for a 997.2 C4S collecting dust in my garage

zcspec

Do you have the 330mm rotors? If so, I have a set with roughly 5K miles on them that I would sell. I ended upgrading mine to the 350mm rotors.

Petza914

Drilled rotors crack at the track. Better to use slotted than drilled.

jchapura

I think these were fairly inexpensive compared to others...Sebro coated slotteds.
I bought them from Pelican.

[I was going to go with frozen rotors but the timing and availability just didn't work out.]

Brake Disc (Rear Right) (2005 Porsche 911 Carrera S Coupe)
Part #: 996-352-406-02-M896
$138.75

Brake Disc (Rear Left) (2005 Porsche 911 Carrera S Coupe)
Part #: 996-352-405-02-M896
$138.75

Brake Disc (Front Right) (2005 Porsche 911 Carrera S Coupe)
Part #: 996-351-410-04-M896
$154.00

Brake Disc (Front Left) (2005 Porsche 911 Carrera S Coupe)
Part #: 996-351-409-04-M896
$154.25

997ajk

If you want cheap then Rockauto maybe your answer:

Raybestos are decent as is Bosch and ACDelco

https://www.rockauto.com/de/catalog/...hub,rotor,1896

If you want lifetime replacement and quality then check out FCPEuro
https://www.fcpeuro.com/Porsche-part...b=9&d=15680&v=