EBC Brakes GD Rotors for Chevrolet Tracker (1999-2004)

If you're looking to enhance your Chevrolet Tracker's braking performance, the EBC Brakes GD Rotors are a fantastic choice. Designed specifically for the front of models from 1999 to 2004, these rotors combine advanced engineering with sleek aesthetics to give your vehicle the stopping power it deserves.

Key Features

• GD Pattern Rotors: These rotors feature wider slots and blind drilled dimples that help prevent cracks and keep the braking area clean from dust and debris.
• Cooling Design: The wide aperture slots promote airflow, which helps reduce temperatures and minimizes brake fade during intense driving conditions.
• Durable Finish: With a stylish Thermic black coating, these rotors not only look great but also resist corrosion, ensuring longevity and performance.
• Specifications:
  • Diameter: 287 mm (11.3 inches)
  • Height: 29 mm
  • Minimum Thickness: 15 mm
  • New Thickness: 17 mm
  • Centre Hole Diameter: 108 mm
  • PCD: 139.7 mm
  • Number of Bolt Holes: 5
  • Style: OE (Original Equipment)
  • Solid or Vented: Vented

Benefits

By upgrading to EBC's GD Rotors, you’ll experience improved braking performance and increased safety on the road. The innovative design helps maintain optimal performance under various driving conditions, making it a smart investment for your Chevrolet Tracker.

Fitment

These rotors are specifically designed for the front of the Chevrolet Tracker models from 1999 to 2004. Please note that if you plan to upgrade the pads, it's essential to do the same for the rear to maintain balanced performance.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. Do I need to remove the Thermic black coating before installation?

No, the Thermic black coating does not need to be removed prior to installation. It will wear off in the pad swept area during the first few stops after installation.

2. Can I use brake cleaner on these rotors?

It's not recommended to use brake cleaner or any other method to remove the Thermic black coating. This could void the warranty.

3. How often should I replace my rotors?

It's advisable to inspect your rotors regularly and replace them if you notice any signs of wear, such as grooves or warping. A general rule is to replace them every 30,000 to 70,000 miles, depending on your driving habits.

Customer Reviews

Customers rave about the EBC Brakes GD Rotors, praising their performance and durability. Many users have noted significant improvements in braking response and reduced fade during heavy usage. The sleek look of the rotors also adds a stylish touch to their vehicles.