Brembo Sport Brake Rotors - Rear - 37047

Rear Sport Brake Rotors

Brembo Sport Brake Rotors

This High Performance Brake System consists of set of integral discs, available drilled or slotted.

The Brembo Sport discs are premium OEM replacement units that meet or exceed all vehicle manufacturers' specifications and tolerances. They are fully compatible with stock calipers wheels and other chassis components, easily mounting onto the vehicle. The brake discs are built in high carbon cast iron and they are available either drilled or slotted. The brake discs are then plated for corrosion resistance and for a bold, aggressive appearance.

HIGH CARBON CAST IRON DISCS
High carbon cast iron guarantees top performances and less noise due to a higher damping coefficent.

TUV/ABE CERTIFICATION
Most of the SPORT line is composed of discs with ABE approval granted by the German Ministry of Transport on TUV certification. This is because Brembo actually develops and manufactures its entire range of brake discs in its own factories at very high quality standards ensured by stringent checks on the whole production process.

DRILLS AND SLOTS
Both drills and slots improve braking consistency, continuously cleaning and refreshing the pad surface. These slots or drilling provide a path to disperse built-up heat and gasses that result from pads acting on the rotors, as well as help to clean and refresh the pad surface. Both help in interrupting the water film in wet driving conditions, improving the brake response; this effect is more sensitive on cross-drilled discs owing to the different full/empty ratio of the surface and the possibility to have water flowing through theholes in the ventilation gap (on vented discs). On the other hand, where extreme friction level is required, the adoption of a highly aggressive pad such as in racing applications is necessary and slots are the right solution: being the slots not all through the disc thickness, the overall mechanical resistance of the disc is higher. Additionally, all of Brembo's slotted discs are directional: the discs should be installed such that the end of the slot nearest the outer edge of the disc contacts the pad first.

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