EBC Right Brake Disc - MD1036RS



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The EBC Right Brake Disc (MD1036RS) is an essential upgrade for motorcycle enthusiasts seeking consistent, reliable braking performance and immediate response. Designed for riders who prioritize safety and control, this floating disc is engineered to handle demanding conditions with ease; however, riders should verify specific motorcycle model compatibility against the provided dimensions (276mm diameter, 58.4mm internal) before purchase to ensure a correct fit.
| Model Part Number | MD1036RS |
|---|---|
| Brand | EBC |
The external diameter is 276 mm.
While technically possible for experienced mechanics, professional installation is strongly recommended to ensure proper safety and bolt torque.
The floating design allows the disc to center itself within the brake caliper and handle thermal expansion better than fixed discs, reducing the risk of warping.
No, the MD1036RS is typically sold as the disc itself. You should check if your existing bolts meet the 8.5 mm requirement or purchase new, high-strength hardware.
The disc is 5 mm thick, providing excellent heat dissipation and durability.
Check your motorcycle's service manual or parts database to confirm the external diameter (276 mm) and internal hub diameter (58.4 mm) match your specific make and model.
Verify that the disc is mounted correctly and that the mounting bolts are torqued to the manufacturer's specifications.
Check if the brake pads are glazed or worn; ensure the contact surfaces are clean and debris-free.
Inspect the brake caliper pins to ensure the caliper is sliding freely and not causing the pads to drag.
Installation should be performed by a qualified mechanic to ensure all safety protocols are followed, specifically regarding the five fixing bolts. Before installing the MD1036RS, ensure the wheel hub surface is clean and free of debris to prevent misalignment. Always use the manufacturer-recommended torque settings for the mounting bolts. To maintain the life of the disc, ensure that new brake pads are installed alongside the new rotor. Avoid heavy braking during the first 50–100 miles to properly bed-in the disc and pad surface. Periodically clean the disc with brake cleaner to remove road grime or brake dust accumulation.