Product Details
Freightliner FL50 / FL60 / FL70 Rear Disc Brakes 2003, C-Tek™ Standard Vented Brake Rotor by Centric®. Quantity: 1 Per Pack. Manufactured using quality G11H18 metallurgy and designed with a non-directional finish, this rotor provides superior braking power, high durability, excellent pedal feel, and quiet operation, while its machined non-friction surface ensures perfect balance and fitment.
Specifications
| Rotor Design: Rotors Only |
| Rotor Style: Plain |
| Cryo Treating Option: Without Cryo Treating |
| Rotor Type: Vented |
| Hat Shape: Shaped |
| Quantity: 1 Per Pack |
Features
- OE style replacement rotor
- Non-directional finish
- Machined non-friction surface
- G11H18 metallurgy for superior durability
- Mill balanced for long lasting durability
Engineered, designed, manufactured, and tested to meet OE requirements for quality, fit, and function, this rotor provides predictable and smooth braking power over a variety of driving conditions and is a direct replacement for factory discs and bolts right in place. With G11H18 metallurgy and machined non-friction surface, this rotor features improved durability and provides perfect balance and fitment. The rotor features a non-directional finish that ensures reduced break-in period so you get excellent braking performance right out of the box!
Centric Parts® is North America’s leading manufacturer of aftermarket brake, suspension, steering, and more components for passenger vehicles, medium duty trucks, fleet vehicles, high performance vehicles and race cars. The company was founded in Southern California in 2000 and has enjoyed solid growth every year since. Originally focused on replacement parts for everyday use, Centric Parts has aggressively expanded into OE, armored vehicle, racing and performance markets. With an unparalleled level of research and development in North America, Centric continually innovates new products and offers significant improvements, earning multiple patents and numerous other industry honors along the way.
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