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ROTOR-DISC BRAKE,FRONT

Part number
40206C7000 
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11
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Japan
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121.94$

ROTOR-DISC BRAKE,FRONT

Part number
40206C7000 
Availability
11
Processing
2-3 days
Make
Made in
Japan
Compatibility
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101.62$

BRAKE DISC ROTOR, 60/FGY60/VRGY60/VNISPATROL/WYY

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40206C7000 
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0
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4-5 days
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Made in
Japan
22.46$

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BRAKE DISC PATROL FR [07-15] 340 MM

Part number
NSS5500574 
Availability
40
Processing
7-10 days
Make
Made in
Germany
22.00$

ROTOR DISC-BRAK

Part number
40206C70X0 
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0
Make
Made in
Japan
114.24$
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ROTOR-DISC BRAKE,FRONT

Part number
40206C7001 
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0
Make
Made in
Japan
Compatibility
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52.76$
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DISC ROTOR FRONT

Part number
DF1967S 
Availability
0
Processing
4-5 days
Make
Made in
United States
28.02$

DISC ROTOR

Part number
DF1967 
Availability
0
Processing
4-5 days
Make
Made in
United States
25.65$

Rotor Disc Brake: The Heart of Your Vehicle's Stopping Power

In the realm of vehicle safety and performance, the rotor disc brake occupies a pivotal role. This essential component is integral to the braking system of your car and is crucial to ensuring safe and efficient halting at any speed.

Why You Need This Part

The rotor disc brake acts as a partner with your car's brake pads to generate friction. This friction is what enables your vehicle to slow down or come to a complete stop. Particularly while driving in demanding conditions or during emergency stops, a dependable rotor disc brake is vital for safety.

How It Works

When you press the brake pedal, a hydraulic mechanism forces the brake pads to clamp onto the rotor disc, creating friction which ultimately slows down the wheel rotation. The transformation of kinetic energy into thermal energy is efficiently managed by the rotor disc, allowing for smooth, reliable braking performance.

Consequences of a Broken Rotor Disc

If the rotor disc becomes damaged or warped, it results in uneven braking and vibrations that can be felt through the brake pedal. This not only compromises braking efficiency but also poses a significant hazard, increasing the risk of accidents due to extended stopping distances.

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