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Ebay Rotors

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I need to replace the rotors on my 2001 Boxster with 90k on it. I have seen zinc plated slotted rotors on Ebay for the front and rear going for $220.00

Does anyone have any experience using them?

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White987S Member

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One of the many advantages of OEM rotors is that they have painted hats. Many people complain with aftermarket rotors that the hats rust. Something to consider.

niebyl2002 Member

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I also prefer to go with OEM, however recently I bought Cryo Power Slots rotors, the price is about the same as OEM. They are slotted, the huts are painted either black o silver and they look pretty stock. They are just wonderful. No squeaking and braking feels much better. Fit is perfect.

I'm really happy with them so far.

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