Where to buy Granada rotors online?

monk302

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As the post says I need some Granada rotors. My local auto parts store wants 70 a piece for some Wagner replacements. Where can I buy them online for less? I was figuring for that price I may be able to find some slotted versions for that price. Any advice would be appreciated.

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GaPonyFarm

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Check with www.mustangsunlimited.com or www.mustangsplus.com

 

302 coupe

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we sell the V8 granada rotors where I work for $40/ea, 70 is way too much. I think The Mustang Depot(TMD) had some slotted ones on e-bay for 99/set, I hope it wasn't 99/ea...... You might want to check into them, I think I will be soon. My stockers are squealing a little, might just go ahead and upgrade instead of turning the ones I have

 

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Go to Advance Auto parts' website, I checked there back when I sold you the spindles and they listed them for $50-55 each.

 

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Change those bearing out when doing the swap.

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allcarfan

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advanced autoparts and auto zone wanted $73 a piece here plus tax!!!

I got some Hawk Racing Slotted Granada rotors on ebay for $99 a pair. They are GREAT!!!

Shane

 

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D.Hearne

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HistoricMustang said:

Change those bearing out when doing the swap.

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Good idea, my kid called in last night , just after I'd got out of the shower. The right front wheel bearings on my 68 Merc went out on him. Spent the next three hours swapping wheel bearings in a parking lot, oh what fun on a Friday night

 

monk302

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See thats what I am talking about, $99 a pair for slotted. I will have to look into getting those, hopefully there is an auction up for them. Thanks for the replies everyone.

 

allcarfan

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i think the sellers name is DEE$

He works for mustang depot.

 

monk302

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Well I just bought them. I cannot wait to take a look at them and get them installed. This damn weather has just been too cold to do anything on the car. Oh well. I think the slotted will look good behind the Magnum 500s I have.

As for the performance with a slotted versus non slotted are they really that much different. I know they went gases better and shed water but is there a significant difference in actual stopping power between the two.

 

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D.Hearne

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I think that with magnum 500's you aren't going to see the slotted rotors behind them, from the outside anyway

 

monk302

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D.Hearne said:

I think that with magnum 500's you aren't going to see the slotted rotors behind them, from the outside anyway

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Hearne you are probably right with that one since those openings are so tiny. I may be able to see just a bit of them, but at least I know they are there. I hate my current drum brake set up. They are horrendous.