New Brakes needed
I need the name of a good S2000 mechanic to replace my rear brakes without "breaking the bank"
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I really wanted to do this myself last week, but with it being 20 degrees in chicago it just really wasn't worth it.
42,000 miles, front pads at 10%, rears at 40%.
I found a dealer (yikes! I know...) that serviced and cleaned the front calipers, turned the rotors, and replaced the pads for $199. (The three dealer quotes were $249, $229, and $199, so it pays to check around.) I know I could have done it myself for about $60 and half a day figuring it out for the first time. So I guess in the end it just wasn't worth saving the $140.
Maintenance costs really are pretty damn reasonable for this car IMO.
For comparison, new front rotors and pads for a Brembo equipped Acura TL... $700. I heard a 4 wheel brake job with pads on a Mitsubishi Evo runs around $1,000.
42,000 miles, front pads at 10%, rears at 40%.
I found a dealer (yikes! I know...) that serviced and cleaned the front calipers, turned the rotors, and replaced the pads for $199. (The three dealer quotes were $249, $229, and $199, so it pays to check around.) I know I could have done it myself for about $60 and half a day figuring it out for the first time. So I guess in the end it just wasn't worth saving the $140.
Maintenance costs really are pretty damn reasonable for this car IMO.
For comparison, new front rotors and pads for a Brembo equipped Acura TL... $700. I heard a 4 wheel brake job with pads on a Mitsubishi Evo runs around $1,000.
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