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[Z06] Z06 Rotors
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Racer
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From: Holliston MA
Z06 Rotors
I just went on GMpartsdirect.com. They have the front and rear rotors listed for $59.48 each. They don't list part numbers so I am not sure what I am getting.
I have a 2003 Z06 and their system doesn't differentiate rotors between regular corvette and the Z06. Are they the same?
Has anyone bought these from them?
I have a 2003 Z06 and their system doesn't differentiate rotors between regular corvette and the Z06. Are they the same?
Has anyone bought these from them?
Safety Car
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From: San Rafael CA
I just went on GMpartsdirect.com. They have the front and rear rotors listed for $59.48 each. They don't list part numbers so I am not sure what I am getting.
I have a 2003 Z06 and their system doesn't differentiate rotors between regular corvette and the Z06. Are they the same?
Has anyone bought these from them?
I have a 2003 Z06 and their system doesn't differentiate rotors between regular corvette and the Z06. Are they the same?
Has anyone bought these from them?
The ONLY differences between the Z06 brake system and the "stock" brake system is the color of the calipers and the brake pads.
If you are looking to put new rotors on, try Napa Auto Parts, they have rotors identical to the GM ones for less ..... Napa part numbers are ....
NB 4886700
NB 4886701
NB 4886702
NB 4886703
They charge about $42.00 per front rotor and $37.00 per rear rotor.
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Racer
Joined: Sep 1999
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From: Holliston MA
NAPA online
fronts 41.99
rears 36.99
It seems a lot of people here use the NAPA's without any issues. I am generally an OEM type of guy, but there is a NAPA store very close to me, so that maybe the way to go.
I already have the AC Delco durastop ceramic pads, so I assume everything should be plug and play.
fronts 41.99
rears 36.99
It seems a lot of people here use the NAPA's without any issues. I am generally an OEM type of guy, but there is a NAPA store very close to me, so that maybe the way to go.
I already have the AC Delco durastop ceramic pads, so I assume everything should be plug and play.
Race Director
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From: Not on either liberal coast.
Contact Gene at GMPARTSHOUSE (site supporting vendor) for a quote on GM rotors, either oem or drilled/slotted.
Also, be aware that many rotors are not manufactured in the USA any longer (Mexico, Brazil, Canada and China), but my be machined in the USA.
Also, be aware that many rotors are not manufactured in the USA any longer (Mexico, Brazil, Canada and China), but my be machined in the USA.
Le Mans Master
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From: Allentown PA & Elk Twp NJ HPDE Addict
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