EBC Brakes GD Rotors Rear Disc Brake Rotor FMSI D1194

Upgrade your vehicle's braking system with the EBC Brakes GD Rotors, specifically designed for the rear of your car. These rotors not only enhance your stopping power but also ensure a smooth and safe driving experience.

Key Features

• Wide Aperture Slots: These slots facilitate better cooling, helping to reduce temperatures and prevent brake fade during heavy use.
• Dimple Drilling: The dimples help to avoid stress cracks, ensuring the longevity of the rotors.
• Thermic Black Finish: This sleek finish not only looks great but also provides excellent corrosion resistance.
• Compatibility: Designed to fit the rear of your vehicle, ensuring a perfect fit and optimal performance.

Specifications

• Diameter: 345 mm (13.6 inches)
• Height: 85 mm
• Minimum Thickness: 19 mm
• New Thickness: 20 mm
• Centre Hole Diameter: 78.5 mm
• No of Bolt Holes: 6
• PCD: 139.7 mm
• Style: OE (Original Equipment)
• Solid or Vented: Vented

Fitment Information

These rotors are designed for specific vehicle models. Please ensure compatibility with your vehicle by checking the fitment guide. Remember, if you're upgrading the rear pads, it's essential to upgrade the front pads as well for balanced performance.

Customer Reviews

"These rotors have made a noticeable difference in my braking performance. They look great and have held up well under heavy use!" - John D.

"I was impressed with how easy they were to install and the improvement in cooling during long drives." - Sarah K.

"The Thermic Black finish not only looks sleek but has also kept rust at bay!" - Mike R.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Do I need to remove the Thermic Black coating before installation?

No, the Thermic Black coating does not need to be removed before installation. It will wear off in the pad swept area after the first 10 to 20 stops.

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, as this is not covered under warranty.

What happens if I upgrade rear pads without upgrading the front pads?

It is advised to upgrade both the front and rear pads together for optimal braking performance.