Would you use these on your car?

[KirkerBezerker]

Today at the U Pull I found a set of cross drilled and slotted rotors on a 88+ 318. They seemed to be in very good condition with just a little surface rust.

First I need to find out for sure if these will even fit on my 87 325is. I think they will from the compatibility charts I've seen. I also want to know what you guys think about putting used brake components on my car.

I'd like to save myself $80+ but I'm not sure if its worth it.

[B-well]

used components never phase me. any idea of the manufacturer? that has a much bigger impact on me than the new/used debate. i great quality used part we get on my car much faster than a brand new cheap piece

[Raxe]

Be safe, buy new.

[KirkerBezerker]

No I wasn't able to tell which brand they were but with a brake rotor is there that big of a difference?

[lolcantturn]

No I wasn't able to tell which brand they were but with a brake rotor is there that big of a difference?

Yes.

[KirkerBezerker]

Do all e30s have the same size brake rotors?

[Jean]

no and no

[KirkerBezerker]

Yea fuck em' I just ordered a new set from IE.

[Roysneon]

I wouldn't care to use rotors with holes in them anyway.

[KennyT]

I wouldn't care to use rotors with holes in them anyway.

Same goes for condoms. Ribs or slots are doable though.

[F34R]

If you are not planning on tracking the slotted rotors to shave times, then all you are doing is eating the pads up faster. Just use OEM

[Unearth078]

kirker, where do you reside? i live a minute away from bensalem.

[daniel]

don't buy used brakes. calipers maybe, but rotors are so cheap anyway, just buy new.

and don't buy cross drilled stuff.

[KirkerBezerker]

kirker, where do you reside? i live a minute away from bensalem.

Im over here in the Bryn Mawr, villanova area! We should kick it!

[call me jack]

they're probably work/fit... don't be surprised if you have a vibration under braking though... would i take them? i guess i'd think about it.