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post Nov 4, 2005 - 4:30 PM
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Well, like always because of extremely heavy braking I got my rotors warped. So now I need to buy two new rotors. I've done this to to cars now and the prices for rotors were pretty cheap. But whats up with celicas? I went to AutoZone, PepBoyz, Advanced Auto Parts and NAPA and the prices are crazy. They want me to pay 89$ per rotors. The cheapest I found was 69.99$ per one rotors. That is crazy cuz these rotors are not some crazy heavy duty/sport. They are normal rotors.
So as of now I am looking for cheap rotors and here's what I found online http://www.partsamerica.com/ProductDetail....ype=221&ptset=A
It says that its 19.99$ and that is a good enough price for me. But my question is, is that for two rotors or for one, Cuz I dont want to order 2 packs and get 4 rotors.
Thank you

PS. If u knwo a cheaper place to buy normal OEM rotors please tell, cuz I need to do this soon.


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post Nov 7, 2005 - 7:17 PM
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how are the st and gt rotors different?


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post Nov 7, 2005 - 8:15 PM
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QUOTE(LewFX @ Nov 7, 2005 - 6:17 PM)
how are the st and gt rotors different?
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gt has larger diameter front discs. heres a thread brakes that explains gt brakes. theres another really good thread explaining brake differences between st and gt but cant find it. here 5th gen big brake kwanza points out st's are 254.7 mm vs gt with 275 mm (front of course).

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