[insame1]

So... I am tring to fix a ginding issue on my 2.6 and I am suspecting the rotors. I went on a search and decided the 400e upgrade is what I would like to do since i need to replace the parts anyway. I found a guy that is willing to sell me a set of caliper, rotors, and, dust sheilds off a s420 for $100 used. I need to know if these will work I have done a lot of sercahing today but have been unable to find the answer. Sorry if this has been coverd abefore and i couldnt find it but this is a DD and i need to get it going. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

[284037]

It depends of the bolts line up. Anything can be retrofitted!

 

[insame1]

Can anyone tell me how I might find out if these work?

 

[Benznoob26]

Idk why used brakes would be an option. The s420 is basically the newer version of the 400e relatively same weight/size so I don't see the benefits. Have you taken the wheels off recently? I did the rotors/brakes on my Q45 and had some grinding just needed some adjusting. I'd look locally in Cincinnati you can get some good quality rebuilds. A guy I know recently did my alternator, calipers and rotors, also slotted rotors it was like $200.

 

[insame1]

Idk why used brakes would be an option. The s420 is basically the newer version of the 400e relatively same weight/size so I don't see the benefits.

These will be going on a 2.6 190e. I know that the 400e brakes will work but I am unsure that the s420 will be the same.

Have you taken the wheels off recently? I did the rotors/brakes on my Q45 and had some grinding just needed some adjusting.

I receintly swithced to some 17 amgIII's and the sound was still there I swapped it back to a stock rim from anouther car and go the same sound. The calipers and rotors look to be stock so I think it is time to cahnge them anyways. At this point I need to get it on the road and none of the places I have taken it to have given me a straigh answer on what the problem could be.

A guy I know recently did my alternator, calipers and rotors, also slotted rotors it was like $200.

I am in california and I havent found a price like that anywhere. one guy wanted to charge me $80 just to test drive it and tell me what he thought.