PT Cruiser replacement rotors

[mightyzebra]

I just found this site that sells replacement rotors for PT Cruisers. It is www.discbrakesaustralia.com The prices seem reasonable. Check it out.

[CREWZIN]

I checked a couple other sites. The ones you show do have a great price. When I saw Australia I though the shipping would be out of sight but even though the name says Australia, the actual place is California. [:I]

[Grouch]

There about average in price. Check the prices on Tire Rack

http://www.tirerack.com/brakes/resul...rf& x=85&y=11

[Stephen R.]

I talked with the DBA factory this spring about their rotors. The ones that are offered are GOLD painted, slotted & drilled. There are USA distributor(s) for the brand but demand is low.

Another option is EBC (European Brake Company). They offer a black oxide-coated rotor that is slotted and "dimpled". It is not drilled, but looks like it is. Rotors and pads are available for 4-wheel-disc PTs!! I talked with a USA ECB distributor about doing a "Group Buy" to get a nice discount.

Is anybody interested in this? I'm not solid on pricing yet, but demand starts here.

IMHO, it would be [] to replace junque brakes w/ junque brakes. The aftermarket is here to make us

[wheelguner]

I just replaced the rotors and pads on my '02 PT. I needed tires and having read that most PT's needed new pads at arround 20to22K, decided to have it all done at the same time.

After much research I chose EBC Rotors and the EBC Greenstuff Pads. Got them from Tire Rack. The Rotors are grooved and dimpled (not drilled all the way through)and I think a bargain at $150pr, the pads were a bit pricey at $89set but if they give reasonable life I will go with them again. They give much better braking, no fade noticable with my driving style (hard and fast)and it has been a full month now and NO NASTY BLACK DUST COATING MY WHEELS. Before the swap I couldn't get past 3 days without cleaning my wheels.

Only down side is a bit of the "jet plane sound" that they warn about in their instructions. I think part of this can be attrubuted to the Goodyear Aquatred III tires. I don't mind the noise.... just a bit more character to accompany the intake and exhaust notes. If I wanted a tomb quiet ride I would be driving a Caddie Northstar.

I strongly recommend the EBC products.