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Brakes - Infiniti Q45 1994..?
Posted by Mr. S
My reliable Old 1994 Q45 needs new brake rotors.. Saw them on Internet at 95/each...
http://www.ultimatetruck.com/product_slo ts.aspx?product_id=power_slot_slotted_br ake_rotors&year=1994&make=1043&a mp;model=20620
These are obviously not OEM.. are they nonetheless reliable replacements? How much can I expect to pay for Originals (OEM's)? 95 dollars a competitive price? How much should my mechanic bill me to put these in?
Thanks!
Yes, the are adequate, however I would recommend you just get standard rotors.
I recommend Raybestos PG+ rotors and pads. These are thier high end components. We will not use anything besides these unless specifically requested by the customer, because this line seems to hold up the best. You do not want to get cheap with brakes.
As was stated earlier, OEM parts are not always what came from the factory, just what is autherized to be sold and used in a dealership. Buy them from a reputable auto parts store, not autozone. Expect around 90$ or so for the labor with a good private shop. Save yourself a headache and skip the big national chain shops. Too many horror stories.
Jim
Posted in: Maintenance & Repairs
Apr 27, 2007
Power Slot Rotors... A+ Product - Nissan Titan Forum
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