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[floydispink]

Has anyone ordered anything off of Rightdriveparts?
I need two front rotors for my r32 gtr

found them on there for $340 just wondering if anyone has any feedback on the site good or bad?

or if you know of any better part sites?

thanks!
Leah

[Voodoo_ChildR32]

Ordering Parts

Daryl at RightDrive is good, I've used him I'm the past, quick shipping. AMS also offers a 2 PC rotor set for bnr32's, also supposedly a Canadian company but oddly doesn't offer shipping quotes in Canada.


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[Fred-R]

Wouldn't go with AMS... No customer's service!

Daryl's great! He can find you whatever you need at competitive price! Very good customer's service too! Buy with confidence!!

[Voodoo_ChildR32]

Wouldn't go with AMS... No customer's service!

Daryl's great! He can find you whatever you need at competitive price! Very good customer's service too! Buy with confidence!!

Ya, slowly throwing all my AMS parts in the scrap bin. They are a cheap alternative, but I agree customer service sucks.


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[Dragon Humper]

Really, I've ordered lots of parts from AMS, I've never had an issue, and I'm way the hell over here.

RightDrive is pretty good too, Nissan Canada is also good.



Jon.

[Voodoo_ChildR32]

Really, I've ordered lots of parts from AMS, I've never had an issue, and I'm way the hell over here.

RightDrive is pretty good too, Nissan Canada is also good.



Jon.

I can't even get through to order new ends for my tension rods, that's why they are going in the garbage. The online site is a joke, it doesn't work for ordering online as it will not give you ANY shipping options.

Go with Daryl, nuff said, lol.

[ColinR33]

Rightdrive and Feast are both very good, oem parts I tend to order thru Nissan now.

[support@feastauto]

Leah, are you in a rush? I ask as these are hefty and postage not super cheap from Japan. If your not in a rush, can do a pair for around 250 CAD. Confirm by email if you need more help with this => parts @ feastautoexport.com

[Daryl @ RightDrive]

Hi Leah, we sell the DBA line of rotors, and rest assured they are the best quality rotors on the market for under $200 a piece.
If you have any questions on ordering, or the products we sell, please don't hesitate to contact us via PM, at parts@rightdrive.ca, or toll free at 1-877-398-8220.

[gtrjon]

+1 for Adam at feast. Very good prices all the time!!

[Skym]

Feast Auto Export, RightDrive are good.

I currently run DBA rotors on my car, good rotors (big cooling channel down middle of rotor).

I would suggest spending more and buying 2 piece rotors, as the outer part of a 2 piece rotor is cheaper to replace and they do look better (race look), don't warp as easily as a single piece rotor.

Cheap, good quality aftermarket replacement rotors would be from Brembo.

Also I would suggest new brakepads at same time and bed them both in. Bedding both of them in on street requires light 3 sec at a time (123, pull foot off brake pedal, 123 pull foot off brake pedal) pulse braking for 300km or so (avoiding heavy braking and when you stop, don't keep foot on brake pedal, use handbrake, as brake pad can melt onto rotor if you keep your foot on brake pedal and cause a slippery spot on rotor). Then drive from high speeds to low speeds (exiting motorway a few times) while braking to fully bed brake pads in. Then drive normally.

[floydispink]

Awesome thanks for all the feedback! Good thing I paid off my MasterCard just in time to max it out with car parts

[NismoS-tune]

Awesome thanks for all the feedback! Good thing I paid off my MasterCard just in time to max it out with car parts

Your better half must be proud of you financial priority decisions lol

[Voodoo_ChildR32]

Your better half must be proud of you financial priority decisions lol

LOL, I think we are all in the same boat on that point.

[floydispink]

you can sleep in your car but you cant race your house