EBC Brake Disc - 760.00.49
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Full details
The EBC Brake Disc (760.00.49) is designed for automotive enthusiasts and maintenance technicians seeking a reliable, high-performance replacement component for their vehicle's braking system. This disc offers precision engineering and consistent stopping power, though users must ensure exact compatibility with their vehicle's specific hub dimensions and bolt pattern before installation.
All features
| Model Part Number | 760.00.49 |
|---|---|
| Brand | EBC |
Extended Product Information
FAQs
Can I install just one EBC brake disc?
No, it is highly recommended to replace brake discs in pairs on the same axle to maintain balanced braking performance.
What is the thickness of this disc?
The disc features a thickness of 4.5 mm.
Do I need special tools for installation?
You will need standard metric socket tools, a torque wrench, and a brake piston retraction tool for the calipers.
Is this disc compatible with all 4-bolt hubs?
No, it is only compatible with hubs matching the 124.5 mm pitch circle diameter and 105.6 mm internal diameter.
How long do these brake discs typically last?
Lifespan varies based on driving habits, vehicle weight, and the type of brake pads used, but regular inspection is recommended every 10,000 miles.
Troubleshooting
Brake pedal vibration after installation
Check if the hub surface was cleaned properly or if there is debris between the disc and the hub mating surface.
Excessive noise or squealing
Ensure brake pads were installed with proper anti-squeal grease and that the pads are not catching on the rotor edges.
Uneven wear patterns
Check the brake caliper slide pins for proper lubrication and ensure the caliper is not sticking.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Precision-engineered dimensions for a reliable fit
- Consistent and predictable braking performance
- High-quality materials designed for longevity
- Direct replacement for specified hub configurations
Cons
- Compatibility limited to specific vehicle models matching these dimensions
- Requires professional installation to ensure safety
- Must be replaced in pairs for balanced braking
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Before installation, thoroughly clean the hub mating surface to remove rust or debris, as even a small particle can cause lateral runout and vibration. Ensure the 105.6 mm internal diameter sits flush against your hub. Always tighten the four bolts in a cross-pattern to the manufacturer's specified torque settings. After installation, perform a proper 'bed-in' procedure, which involves a series of moderate stops to transfer a thin layer of pad material onto the disc surface, optimizing friction and longevity.