[Osodog]

So, installed new rotors from DaveZ and I have my OEM ones in the garage. Placed a thread in the for sale section but no takers. What to do with these? Dump in the trash and hope they do not fall on the trash guy?

 

[Diny]

I'm gonna make some sculpture stuff like a base for a lamp or some sort of stand. Hell even a mic stand might look cool if a piston was worked into the mic itself.

 

[iconoclast]

if theyre not extremely old you can sell them to 5series guys looking to upgrade to m calipers and rotors. however, if theyre old and have high mileage the boneyard is in their future.

 

[E39 ///M Power]

you can make really heavy hats with them. personally, i recycled them.

 

[jetblack01m5]

Practice discus throwing, heavy weight frisbee, some sort of abstract art, or just trash 'em.

 

[louv]

Here in shaky California we stack them up on the corners of the house to keep the house from moving in earthquakes. I suppose in Kansas they would be equally helpful in keeping Dorothy's house from flying away in a tornado.

 

[MMMach5]

LOL to all

 

[gbogh3]

Glue them to the garage floor so you have stoppers when you park

 

[kindanutz]

sell them to the scrap metal guy... thats what i do with all left over parts in not gonna do anything wit....

 

[emccallum]

boat anchor,extra weight on tractor implements, volley ball net post holders, umbrella stand.....use your imagination.

 

[rassi]

Sell them to someone wanting to do a "Luca Brasi sleeps with the fishes" ?

 

[andy777]

If you can get them refurbed and stick on another car, not an M5 something lesser where they will still be a benefit.

 

[mohan]

if they are in spec, save them for a track day or similar... wouldn't want to warp your new ones....

 

[Osodog]

These rotors are pretty worn down....they got replaced after 70K and 3 days of track events. The rears one are almost down to the min limit and the front ones only have a bit of life left. I ended up upgrading my rotors for better street driving and for better track driving (I only do a few days a year at the most).

 

[emccallum]

These rotors are pretty worn down....they got replaced after 70K and 3 days of track events. The rears one are almost down to the min limit and the front ones only have a bit of life left. I ended up upgrading my rotors for better street driving and for better track driving (I only do a few days a year at the most).

Save them for a few years.... when you clean out the garage, reminisce for a moment, then throw them in the metal recycle bin.

 

[sjdennis]

If your trash hauler recycles, they may take them. I called mine and they said just put them in the recycle bin at the curbside.

 

[mohan]

These rotors are pretty worn down....they got replaced after 70K and 3 days of track events. The rears one are almost down to the min limit and the front ones only have a bit of life left. I ended up upgrading my rotors for better street driving and for better track driving (I only do a few days a year at the most).

if they are that worn, recycle them and get some sleep buddy!!!

 

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:lightbulb:i made a stool out of a buch of them

 

[alijonny]

scrap is up! go sell them at your local scrap yard!! probably get enough for lunch...at Mcdonalds.

 

[MPowrd]

If you have a shade canopy (EZ-Up or equivalent) you can use them as weights to hold the legs down. put the leg through the center hole and use a tie-down strap up to a cross piece.

Or ship them to me as weights for my tractor box blade. They'll drop right over the upward projecting ends of the scarifiers.