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Recently purchased the PowerStop kit for a 2005 CS. Just wanted to share "unboxing" pics and a few details. I have not installed it yet since the Kit did not come with Brake Hardware Kit, no caliper bolts, no disk set screw. Powerstop kit came with the rotors sensors and ceramic pads. Purchased Powerstop kit from AutoAnything.com. Purchased the front set only. They also have a kit for all four brakes. I also was looking at the ECS Tuning Kits and they have more stuff in them. The kits at the lower price range are not slotted nor drilled (if you want that sort of thing). About 63 lbs according to shipping label. Box contains two rotors, set of ceramic pads and sensors Right and left rotor indicated by a sticker on the rotor, or you can figure it out by the angle of the slot and/or drillings Stampings on the rim says "EBR"... hmmm..... You can also see that the inside half is thicker than the outside half. Anyone know why? Stampings also say "China". Both Left and Right rotors have the same stampings. No indication of left or right. Both have the letter "L" on them. One rotor had machined gouge on it. I guess these rotors are big and heavy enough for the need of balancing. The other rotor did not have any balancing (hopefully it is balanced and not neglected) One rotor was showing rust on the inside. Looks like the grey (anti rust?) coating was sprayed on and on this rotor not as well done as the other one.
