SP Performance Front Pair Diamond Slotted Brake Rotors Black Zinc Subaru WRX 22-25 | D47-567-BP

Fitment: These brake rotors are a perfect fit for 2022 - 2025 Subaru WRX models. Features: The SP Performance Diamond Slotted Brake Rotors offer the benefits of both slotted and dimpled designs. The slots on the rotor surface expel brake dust from the braking surface and wheels, keeping them cool. The dimples, or diamonds, maintain a cool braking surface without the risk of stress cracks like cross - drilled rotors. All SP Performance rotors are machine - balanced, disc - grinded, and meet OEM standards. They're direct replacements for factory rotors, no brake system modifications needed. They come with a black zinc plating to prevent rust. Key Features: - Front brake rotors sold as a pair. - The black zinc - plated coating resists corrosion and looks great behind your wheels. - Diamond slots dampen expanding gases and give the rotors a unique appearance. - Directional curved slots enhance brake pad bite, air circulation, and gas venting. - Designed to reduce brake fade, stop hydroplaning in wet weather, and shorten stopping distances. - Developed using CAD software and produced on CNC machines for top - notch quality and consistent performance. Note: The coating will wear off where the brake pads contact the rotor. Follow the break - in period instructions on the sheet for proper brake performance. WARNING: Refer to (http://www.p65warnings.ca.gov) for relevant warnings.

Using these brake rotors is straightforward. Since they're direct replacements for your factory rotors, you can easily install them without modifying your brake system. However, make sure to follow the break - in procedure provided in the instruction sheet. This is crucial for ensuring the best brake performance. During normal use, these rotors are designed to reduce brake fade, handle wet weather well, and stop your vehicle faster. To maintain them, check for any signs of excessive wear regularly. The black zinc - plated coating helps prevent rust, but keep an eye on it, especially if you drive in harsh conditions. If the coating wears off in areas where the brake pads make contact, that's normal. Just continue to use the rotors as usual and follow up with regular inspections to keep your brakes in top shape.