Hot Sale A1-165 Girodisc 2pc Front Brake Rotors (viper Acr) Holiday Edition [WdtPa0m9]

A1-165 Girodisc 2pc Front Brake Rotors for Viper ACR

Experience the ultimate in performance with the A1-165 Girodisc 2pc Front Brake Rotors, specifically designed for the Dodge Viper ACR. These rotors are the perfect upgrade from your OEM CCM rotors, providing a direct replacement that enhances your vehicle's braking capabilities. As an authorized dealer for Girodisc products, we are proud to offer this top-tier component, which is shipped quickly to ensure you receive it when you need it.

Unmatched Performance and Lightweight Design

The Girodisc system is a two-piece steel rotor and aluminum hat combination, providing a direct replacement for the OEM rotors. This design ensures that your factory brake bias and ABS efficiency are maintained, without the need for a complete big brake kit. The lightweight, high-performance rotors are 8 lbs lighter per corner, resulting in quicker acceleration, sharper steering, and faster suspension response. With Pagid or PFC performance brake pads and CMS RF-1 brake fluid, you'll have a solution that effectively combats overheating, cracking, and warping rotors.

• Lightweight, high-performance design
• Maintains factory brake bias and ABS efficiency
• Quick acceleration and sharper steering

Quality Construction and Easy Installation

The central hat section of each Girodisc rotor is made from 6061-T6 aircraft specification aluminum, while the disc is constructed from cast iron in the USA to the same specifications used by professional racing organizations. The curved vane design acts as a centrifugal pump to force cooling air through the disc, ensuring optimal performance under demanding conditions. The floating mount system, with high-strength alloy steel drive pins, ensures that the load is transferred effectively while maintaining axial and radial float. This design allows for easy installation and long-lasting performance.

• 6061-T6 aircraft specification aluminum central hat section
• Cast iron disc construction in the USA
• High-strength alloy steel drive pins for load transfer