shop quoted me $1100 for 2 rotors, 4 pads, 2 sensors
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The pads are not OEM. They are Akebono pads.
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I just read a great DIY on the DIY forums about changing rotors--can it really be that easy? The only hard part was removing the hex retaining bolt. Anyone with a jack, the right tools, and maybe some balls should be able to do it--I have the jack and the tools, now all I need is the balls.
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no balls needed it really is that simple. ![Smile](https://5series.net/forums/images/smilies/imported/smile.gif)
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I just read a great DIY on the DIY forums about changing rotors--can it really be that easy? The only hard part was removing the hex retaining bolt. Anyone with a jack, the right tools, and maybe some balls should be able to do it--I have the jack and the tools, now all I need is the balls.