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EBC Racing 08-16 Mitsubishi Lancer EVO X 2 Piece SG Racing Front Rotors
$817.71
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$817.71
$817.71
Tech Specs
- Brand
- EBC
- SKU
- EBCSG2F001
- Shipping weight
- 35.0 lb
Craftsmanship meets premium metallurgy in our highest-performing rotor to date. The EBC Brakes Racing 2-Piece Fully Floating Rotor is a genuine, track-proven upgrade engineered for both high-performance road and race vehicles. Unlike basic "bolt-up" two-piece units, this authentic fully floating system features innovative stainless steel SD-Drive? bobbins and handed 48-curved vanes to eliminate thermal distortion, slash operating temperatures, and deliver relentless stopping power under the harshest braking conditions.
- Fully floating 2-piece rotor allows outer ring to expand freely in response to heat, reducing stress, extending rotor life and reducing rotor cracking during extreme use.
- Race-grade G3500 high-carbon, high-copper alloy provides exceptional heat management and durability.
- Directional 48-curved vane design maximises cooling efficiency and promotes even brake temperatures.
- Anti-rattle spring clips eliminate unwanted noise while maintaining smooth rotor performance.
- Stainless steel SD-Drive? bobbins resist corrosion and ensure consistent floating operation.
- Lightweight construction contributes to improved handling and reduced unsprung mass.
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