FactionFab Swept Slot Bi-Directional Brake Rotor Pair Rear WRX 2006-2007 / Legacy GT 2005-2009

Part #: FFA1.10043.1 - G. These Faction Fab F - Spec Slotted Brake Rotors are a great choice for both street driving and those moments when you want a bit more excitement on the road. They significantly boost your braking response, improve brake cooling and thermal stability, keep your brake pads clean, and enhance overall braking performance in all situations. Features: Shallow, sharp - edged grooves are cut into a high - carbon cast - iron disc, ensuring consistent pad contact and maximum friction over repeated use. The high - carbon content makes them wear - resistant, thermally stable, and resistant to cracking. The bi - directional design means these rotors aren't side - specific. Symmetric vane castings increase heat dissipation efficiency and thermal stability. They have a double - disc ground, non - directional finish. They're mill - balanced to reduce vibration and are precision - machined with a run - out spec of no more than.002' and Disc Thickness Variation (DTV) of.0005'. The non - friction surfaces are fully machined for a perfect fit. They're sold as a pair. Black E - Coating: Electronically applied E - coating provides excellent corrosion resistance. They've passed a 400 - hour salt spray test and are fully coated inside and out.

Using these Faction Fab brake rotors is straightforward. Just replace your old rotors with these new ones following your vehicle's standard brake rotor replacement process. Make sure to check your vehicle's manual for any specific instructions. When it comes to maintenance, keep an eye on the brake pads. If the pads are worn out, replace them promptly as worn - out pads can put extra stress on the rotors. Also, regularly inspect the rotors for any signs of damage, like cracks or excessive wear. Since the rotors have a black E - coating for corrosion resistance, they're quite durable, but try to avoid driving through deep water or in extremely corrosive environments for long periods. If you do, rinse the rotors with clean water as soon as possible to keep them in good condition.