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Brake Disc

Brake Disc Kit

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Most Popular Brake Disc Brands

SL

Aftermarket

Aimco

SLAftermarketAimco

AMR

ATE

Baer

AMRATEBaer

Balo

Beck Arnley

Bosch

BaloBeck ArnleyBosch

Brake Engineering

Brembo

Brembo Sport

Brake EngineeringBremboBrembo Sport

Centric

Crown

EBC

CentricCrownEBC

Eurospare

Evolution

Febi

EurospareEvolutionFebi

Ford Racing

Ikuta

Kiriu

Ford RacingIkutaKiriu

Kirsten

Mountain

Nippon Clutch

KirstenMountainNippon Clutch

OE Aftermarket

OEQ

OES Genuine

OE AftermarketOEQOES Genuine

Omix

Paraut

PBR

OmixParautPBR

Perf Friction

Pilenga

Power Slot

Perf FrictionPilengaPower Slot

Powerstop

Premium

Raybestos

PowerstopPremiumRaybestos

Replacement

SBS

Sebro

ReplacementSBSSebro

Timken

TRW

Winhere

TimkenTRWWinhere

Zimmermann

Zimmermann Coated

Zimmermann Cross Drilled

ZimmermannZimmermann CoatedZimmermann Cross Drilled

Velcon

SL

VelconSL

Brake Disc Info

Heat and friction are the nemeses of your ride's braking system. Each time you step on the brakes, the friction causes the temperature of the brake systems' parts to spike up. This heat speeds up wearing and tearing of the brake parts. Aside from that, abrupt stopping can also wear out brake parts really fast. One part that takes brunt of the abuse is the brake disc. Brake discs are auto parts that the brake pads press together to stop the wheels. These days, two major types of brake discs are used in most cars: drilled brake discs and slotted brake discs. Drilled brake discs have holes that make harmful elements such as water, gas, and heat easy to remove from the disc's surface. Slotted brake discs, on the other hand, don't use holes; instead, they have slots engraved on the disc's flat surface. These slots, like the holes in drilled brake discs, help remove unwanted elements from the disc's surface. The most commonly used brake discs nowadays are the drilled variety because these are tougher and they don't wear out easily. But if you're into competitive racing, using slotted brake discs is the best choice. Slotted discs are more resilient to breakage, a common racing brakes problem. So if your ride's rotors have seen better days and aren't performing as well as they used to, get new ones from Auto Parts Warehouse. We offer different kinds of high-quality brake discs from various trusted brands. Place an order for your brake disc now!

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