EBC MD Series Brake Disc - 17111195

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The EBC MD Series ATV Brake Disc is an ideal upgrade for off-road enthusiasts and utility vehicle owners seeking a reliable, high-performance replacement for stock rotors. Built from durable heat-treated carbon steel, this disc is engineered to maximize both rotor and brake pad longevity while providing consistent stopping power in demanding conditions. While its robust construction significantly improves performance over standard equipment, users should verify whether their specific vehicle application requires the scraper hole design to ensure proper fitment according to OEM specifications.
| Model Part Number | MD6312D |
|---|---|
| Brand | EBC |
No, the disc typically does not include new mounting bolts. It is recommended to use the original hardware or replace it with new OEM-specified bolts.
Check your current OEM rotor or consult your vehicle's parts manual. The EBC MD Series follows the original manufacturer's design for your specific ATV model.
Yes, always perform a proper break-in procedure by making several moderate stops from low speeds to seat the pads to the new disc surface.
The EBC MD Series is designed to work with most brake pad compounds, though using EBC brand pads is recommended for optimal compatibility.
The disc is manufactured from high-quality, heat-treated carbon steel for maximum durability.
Check for debris behind the mounting surface of the rotor and ensure the mounting bolts are torqued evenly to OEM specifications.
Ensure that the brake caliper pins are lubricated and sliding freely so the caliper does not drag against the disc.
Installation should be performed by a qualified mechanic to ensure proper rotor alignment and bolt torque. When replacing the disc, it is standard practice to install a new set of brake pads to ensure the surfaces seat properly against each other.
Before mounting, ensure the wheel hub is clean and free of rust or debris, as any uneven buildup behind the disc can lead to wobbling or brake vibration. Always consult your ATV owner's manual for the correct tightening sequence and torque specifications for the mounting bolts. During maintenance, inspect the disc for signs of excessive scoring or thinning beyond the minimum thickness stamped on the rotor hub.