We are offering DBA 4000 series slotted front rotors to Rennlist members for the month of November $280 shipped in the USA per set. We have over 15 sets in stock! These are the best option out there for Spec Boxsters and will outlast the ATE's and Sebro's that many have been complaining of cracking. Direct fitment for all 97-99 Spec Boxster, and anyone running a base model Boxster/Cayman model year 2000-2008. SPB legal.

Use coupon code "SPB2017" at checkout and select ground shipping.

https://rennpart.com/product/front-s...rotor-set-dba/








(non slotted rotor shown for reference, the rotors you receive will be slotted)

 

Can you offer this same discount for 987.1 Cayman S models?

 

Sorry for our delay in response. We can do a November special on these rotors for $300 shipped in the USA for any Cayman S. To any one else interested in this offer please use coupon code SPC2017 to receive the same offer, these rotors will fit:

987.1 "S" models, 987.2 Base models, and 996/997.1 Carrera/Carrera 4.

https://rennpart.com/product/dba-400...ed-rotor-pair/

--Aaron

 

These are the best front rotors out there. And Aaron is the bomb.

 

thank you! We totally "bombed" T10 @ VIR this year! Nothing to do now except push parts on you guys with functioning race cars!

New car almost done with cage, then off to paint, and re-assembly. We're taking our time on this build.

Thank you all for your orders! Link added for Cayman S rotors.

 

We are going to extend this sale through December, we still have 6 sets left.

As always if you need any other parts for your build give us a call!

 

Maybe a dumb question -- but what are you using for the rears?

Mike

 

I use either OEM rear rotors (yes they're drilled!), and I have a few sets of the ATE wave/slotted rotors. The fronts seem to take all the abuse and are the ones that typically crack.

Sorry for the delayed response!

 

Installed these on the front today and they slid on smooth as butta.

 

Sweet -- just ordered fronts -- Mike -- do you replace both -- or are you just doing fronts, and rears as needed? (ratio?)

I'm stocking likely failing parts for my rig for my upcoming first season.

Mike

 

SPB? Fronts twice a year. Rears just once.

 

Yes SPB?
Thanks! How many hours is that?

 

Those are some pretty calipers Mike!

Thank you for the picture.

--Aaron