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So I have heat spots on my front rotors and they're pretty huge. Dealer says it will cost me $71 to get them resurfaced but then I thought about buying new ones, I figure might as well, but I dunno **** about rotors. What is out there and for how much? Thanx ...yo!

 
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Is that 71 bucks for everything? If so then that aint a bad deal. But if its just for resurfacing, you can usually get a better deal at a local parts store that has a resurfacing machine. It use to cost about 10 bucks per rotor or drum, but that was a long time ago. I'd call around first. This is all assuming that your rotors will still be in spec after resurfacing.

 
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go to www.optauto.com and look at their AEM rotors. cost 292 w/o shipping. shipping is around 20 bucks i think. or you can go to www.groupbuycenter.com and check out the brembo rotors. i dont know how much those cost though. good luck

 
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You can get a pair of brand new Brembo blank rotors for around $90 shipped from Tirerack.com. I think that would be a better deal than the $70 they're charging for resurfacing our crappy stock rotors.

 
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Yup, i'd definetely go for the blank brembos from tirerack.com

btw, $71 for resurfacing is a major rip off.

 
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yeah or you could go to autozone and buy a pair of new stock ones for cheap if you are worried bout cash!

 
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How much are stock rotors from autozone?

 
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don't know but i'll look right now!

 
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http://www.autozone.com/servlet/UiBr...+ROTOR+-+FRONT
I looked up 2002 EX they are 21.99 each so $44 for the pair! I bought some for my car they they are pretty good and cheap!

 
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i say get the power slot ones, there 125 offline.

 
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yeah I was simply speaking from a price perspective!!! Hey nightkids1 were you the one running with us last Sat??? In the silver DX?

 
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I looked them up, and they are AIMCO brand rotors ... I've never heard of this brand before, and I'm pretty sure those are not stock Honda OEM rotors. I thought that was what you meant when you said "stock rotors".

Not sure how good this brand is, but if you like them then that's what counts I suppose.

 
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Resurface them at Autozone or Kragen for $5 each rotor.

 
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well like I said they are good for bein cheap!! If money doesnt count than get the big brake kit slotted and drilled. thats the best way to go !!!