Shipping costs for Discs - WOW!

[MidnightMods]

Originally Posted by Tiddy

Hi pmac,

Have a look at graysonline, at the moment they have some RDA rotors
http://www.graysonline.com/search.as...kee+brake+disc

May be of help

tiddy

They cost more then I have them for

[wilsonjeep]

Just an idea but give Lee's Performance Parts a ring, they are in brisbane, he has the best prices I have seen on most stuff. I've bought rotors and pads from him several times and he is CHEAP, just and idea.

[darksidecustoms]

You can try Amazon.con too. They freight forward to Melbourne then ship aus post. Was only about $80 freight for a pair of Timken wheel hubs recently, but they have to be in stock at Amazon not someone who sells on Amazon for them to ship here.

[warod]

Buy the RDA rotors...they are the same Spheroidal Graphitic iron casting grade as most other rotors available US or Oz.
CNC machined locally to spec.....


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[JamesLaugesen]

Originally Posted by pmac

Sadly my mechanic says I only have about 1000kms left on the rears so need to airfreight or buy local.

I have a set of used rotors which I replaced when I was on a tight deadline for a trip (didn't want to risk the time machining them, etc.).
I _think_ they'd be OK to machine.

You can have them for nothin' if you can take them somehow or arrange a courier.

I'll take some photos and measure min. thickness if you're interested.

[GariJ]

That shipping is horrendous. I got a winch; driveline and some other crap shipped from America by FedEx probably weighed 40-50 kg for 250 dollars got here in seven days. Australia makes me sick with respect to pricing. It’s a bloody joke paying almost double to ship with in your own country (likely via road).

[pmac]

Thanks mate for the offer - I ended up getting them from Lee's Performance Parts as per WilsonJeeps recommendation. They were delivered in one day. Just need to get them fitted now.