> GUEST wrote
> Seems like a general search turns up a bunch of online wholesaler
bu
> they suspiciously have the exact same web site layout and men
system
> Anyone know where to buy new quality front and rear rotors for a
0
> Sonata? Maybe even decent ceramic brakes too? Tirerack seems t
hav
> Brembo rotors but I have no idea what's quality and crap. Any tip
> appreciated. Thanks
>
> - Thee Chicago Wol
I do not have an answer to your questio
but am very interested in any replies. I have an 02 Sonata and hav
had a lot of problems with the rotors. My trusted mechanic (no
Hyundai) suggested using performance rotors and pads. I plan to d
this replacement very soon
Dan K - 27 Jun 2007 15:09 GMT
I bought all my timing belt stuff here:
http://www.hyundai-autoparts.com/partslookup1.jsp
They must just stock real common stuff, but they had what I needed and it
was a lot cheeper than the dealer. I got water pump, hydraulic tensioner,
timing belt, 2 serpentine belts, and break pads and had no problems with
anything. This was for a 2002 XG350
Dan
> > GUEST wrote:
> > Seems like a general search turns up a bunch of online wholesalers
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> Hyundai) suggested using performance rotors and pads. I plan to do
> this replacement very soon.
Howard - 28 Jun 2007 00:10 GMT
>> Brembo rotors but I have no idea what's quality and crap. Any
>> tips
> > appreciated. Thanks.
I've used Brembo OEMs on a few different vehicles. Never had
any trouble with them. Seem to be good quality. Have purchased
them online from Tirerack and a local Bap/Geon. Haven't yet had
to replace the rotors on my 2005 Sonata.
In my own experience, the only time I've had problems with
warped rotors is after lug nuts were overtorqued. Hard driving
and braking has never done it, at least for me.

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