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Rear Kit Premium Drilled and Slotted Disc Brake Rotors With Ceramic Brake Pads
Rear Black Powder Coated Drilled & Slotted Brake Rotor With Ceramic Pads. ALL NEW Drilled and Slotted Brake Rotor Set With Premium Ceramic Brake Pads. This Kit Includes 2 Rear Brake Rotors and 1 Set of Rear Brake Pads. Complete 2 Wheel Rear Brake Kit. AGAIN WEEKENDS AND HOLIDAYS ARE EXCLUDED. There is absolutely No modifications required to the product or your vehicle to install the Brake Pads or Brake Rotors. G3008 Castings Machined To OE Specifications And Designed To An Exact OE Fit. No Modifications Needed For Installation. Cross Drilled To Promote Air Flow To Help Keep The Brakes Cool During Normal Or Aggressive Driving Conditions. Slots Pass Through The Edge Of The Rotor Allowing Water and Debris To Disperse From The Rotor Surface Which Keeps The Brakes Smooth And Quiet. Non Directional Finish Reduces Noise And Makes For An Easy Break In Process. Black Powder Coating looks great out of the box and will continue to look good long after it has been installed.
Q: How quick can I get my order? Q: Do slots really help?
A: Absolutely if done right. Slots help clear debris from the friction surface, however slots that do not continue to the rotors edge can actually trap debris. Manufactures that do not slot all the way to the edge often use cheaper metals in the manufacturing process and would crack if slotted to the edge.
Q: Why don't you use zinc plating? A: There are several reasons why we don't use zinc. Zinc plating is applied at the end of the manufacturing process. This can cause disc thickness variation. Zinc plating does not last very long.
Most wheel cleaners will remove zinc plating so if you choose to use zinc plated rotors please read your wheel cleaner labels carefully. Zinc plating can form deposits in the friction material and cause braking issues like vibration or fade. Bottom line is that we choose to provide you with a product that looks great out of the box and will continue to look good long after it has been installed.