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This guide is for vehicle owners and mechanics seeking reliable front brake discs. The key benefit is enhanced braking performance and durability due to their specific design and coated surface. A caveat is the necessity to verify vehicle compatibility before purchase. These brake discs are designed for the front axle, featuring a vented construction with a 328mm outer diameter, 30mm thickness, and 5 bolt holes, ensuring efficient heat dissipation and robust stopping power.
| Model Part Number | 170053 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Febi |
No, these brake discs are designed for specific vehicle makes and models. It is essential to verify compatibility using your vehicle's details before purchasing.
The vented design allows air to flow through the disc, which helps to dissipate heat generated during braking. This reduces the risk of brake fade and improves overall braking performance, especially under heavy use.
Generally, brake discs do not require special cleaning. Avoid using high-pressure washers directly on the braking components. Light surface rust that appears during storage usually wears off after a few braking cycles.
The minimum thickness (28.5mm in this case) is the wear limit for the brake disc. Once the disc wears down to this thickness, it must be replaced for safety reasons.
It is recommended to use brake pads that are compatible with the specific type of brake discs and your vehicle's braking system. Consult your vehicle's manual or a professional mechanic for recommendations.
Each brake disc weighs 10.850 kg, for a total of 21.7 kg for the set of two.
The coated surface provides protection against corrosion and rust, extending the lifespan of the brake disc and maintaining its appearance, especially in challenging environmental conditions.
This can indicate uneven rotor wear or warping. Ensure the discs were installed correctly and are compatible. A bedding-in procedure may help, or the discs may need replacement if damaged.
This might be due to worn brake pads, debris, or improper installation. Inspect brake pads and ensure they are compatible and correctly seated. Clean the hub and mounting surfaces.
Check for brake fluid leaks, worn brake pads, or air in the brake lines. Ensure the discs are the correct type and are not glazed or excessively worn. Perform a proper bedding-in procedure.
Light surface rust can form during storage or after exposure to moisture. This typically wears off after the first few braking applications. Heavy rust or pitting may indicate a defect.
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