EBC Brake Disc - 760.00.21

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The EBC Brake Disc (760.00.21) is a precision-engineered fixed rotor designed for powersports enthusiasts and mechanics seeking reliable stopping power and consistent performance. Ideal for maintenance or restoration projects, this component offers a robust build quality that ensures stability under load; however, installers should verify exact fitment against their specific vehicle model, as this disc features a fixed design and specific 4-bolt mounting pattern.
| Model Part Number | 760.00.21 |
|---|---|
| Brand | EBC |
The external diameter is 227 mm.
This is a fixed brake disc.
The disc uses a 4-bolt pattern with a spacing of 104 mm.
No, the disc does not include mounting hardware; it is recommended to reuse your existing hardware or purchase new bolts that meet your vehicle's requirements.
The thickness of the disc is 4 mm.
Compare your current disc's external diameter, internal diameter, bolt count, and bolt circle diameter (BCD) against the listed specifications.
Check that the disc is mounted flush and that all bolts are torqued to the manufacturer's specifications.
Ensure the disc surface is clean of debris and check that the brake pads have been properly bedded in against the new surface.
Verify that your brake caliper pistons are not seized and are retracting properly after the lever or pedal is released.
To ensure optimal performance, start by cleaning the disc surface with a dedicated brake cleaner to remove any shipping oils or factory protective coatings. When installing, align the 4-bolt pattern carefully to the 104 mm spacing. It is highly recommended to use a torque wrench to tighten the bolts according to your specific vehicle service manual, as improper torque can lead to disc deformation over time. To maintain the life of the disc, avoid heavy braking for the first 50-100 miles to allow for a proper bedding-in process. Inspect the disc periodically for uneven wear or thinning below the minimum thickness threshold.