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instead of getting those from the dealers, i suggest you get them from ebay germany. They are dead cheap and are original parts as well. Ultimot.de also sells them in very good prices. I got my 322x32 front discs from them for 500euros the pair.They cost about 500euro each from audi
The cheapest place for front 'BIG' discs 965-351-045-00 and 965-351-046-00 is from
Simon or Brian at Jasmine 01282 697 171. These discs are OEM Porsche discs (911 Turbo) and not 'aftermarket' alternatives. I paid £128.29 each + VAT. These are the same as genuine OEM RS2 big discs. Zinc coating and same drill pattern to match RS2 drilled OEM rears.
You could also try Jon at Design911 020 8500 8811.
For the rears, sadly the ONLY place to get the OEM RS2 drilled disc is from Audi.
I bought a pair yesterday for £416 from Audi in Hatfield, including 25% discount!
The OEM discs have the double row of holes (cosmetic only I know ) and spray finished zinc coating on the highly visible bell and outer edge of the disc.
If you don't want the cosmetic holes, you can get the non drilled 928 option with the zinc from Porsche. Take care to order the right version. If you want the non drilled 928 version its 951-352-041-01. As far as I know the RS2 rears are the same dimensions as rear discs on all 928's 1983 -1995 incl. GTS and 944 1985 -1988.
NB:
I've not ordered or tested fitment of these rear disc part numbers myself!
However, I believe they're correct.
I also know for a fact that 951-352-041-91 DOES NOT FIT as stated on an old Porsche/RS2 spreadsheet. I know cos I bought some.
Personally, I'm not in favour of some of the aftermarket options for the rear discs as they rust up quick, look tatty and perhaps most important the inner surface for the handbrake is not as nicely prepped for efficient handbrake operation.
You could always paint 'em to stop rust but you're still left with potential handbrake issues and non matching drill pattern with ya front discs....
Most recently, I've read about Zimmerman coating their newer discs with "Z-Coat" a clear coat to inhibit rust.
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