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I need new rotors for my 2001 Boxster S the most cost effective ones I have found are from Pelican Parts. Here is the link to the two sets available http://www.pelicanparts.com/catalog/shopca...BRKpad_pg3.htm# Does anyone know the difference between the Zimmerman rotors and the Genuine Porsche? Is it worth paying the extra $40 (not a significant sum of money but one that I would prefer to not needlessly waste) for the OEM replacement or are the Zimmerman parts of comparable or even better quality?

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OEM parts have painted "hats". I think this is worth the extra. They look and will stay cleaner. You can paint the Zimmermans too, but what is your time worth? More than $40 for sure.

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I think

Zimmerman makes the rotors, Porsche paints the centers and stocks them with a markup as their part number.

You do want painted centers. You can do it or you can pay for pre-painted ones.

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I need new rotors for my 2001 Boxster S the most cost effective ones I have found are from Pelican Parts. Here is the link to the two sets available http://www.pelicanparts.com/catalog/shopca...BRKpad_pg3.htm# Does anyone know the difference between the Zimmerman rotors and the Genuine Porsche? Is it worth paying the extra $40 (not a significant sum of money but one that I would prefer to not needlessly waste) for the OEM replacement or are the Zimmerman parts of comparable or even better quality?

I bought these 2.5 months ago and I have been very happy. (no affiliation)

Rotors & pads

Here is a link to my blog when I changed them (look for May 10, 2008):

My Blog

And one pic:

051008-504www.jpg

I did my rear brakes on 4th of July. I still need to paint the calibers. G2 paint kit need less than 70F and I'm in Las Vegas.... :D

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