The Nissan 370Z Brake Rotor (1) - DBA - 5000 Series Drilled/Slotted - `08-`20 is a premium replacement solution designed for high-performance applications. This product is engineered by Disc Brakes Australia (DBA) to provide superior braking capability and reliability for your Nissan 370Z from 2008 to 2020.

Designed for those who demand more from their vehicle's braking system, the DBA 5000 Series rotors are crafted with both high-performance enthusiasts and professional drivers in mind. These two-piece rotors incorporate high carbon cast-iron rings combined with aerospace-grade aluminum hats, enhancing not just performance but also durability under strenuous conditions. The 5000 Series offers superior benefits by incorporating a lightweight design that improves heat dissipation, resulting in increased braking efficiency even in high-demand situations. This innovative rotor design ensures excellent radial disc expansion, reducing heat transfer from the disc to the hub, thereby maintaining optimal operation in varied driving environments.

Features

• Composite two-piece design for direct replacement
• Aerospace-grade aluminum hats (T6061-T6) to reduce unsprung weight
• High carbon cast-iron rings for superior performance
• National Aerospace Standards (NAS) bolts and crimp nuts for reliable assembly
• Engineered for high-performance street, track day, and club racing applications

Whether you're upgrading for a competitive edge on track days or enhancing your vehicle's safety and performance for daily commutes, the DBA 5000 Series is an excellent choice for any Nissan 370Z owner. For questions about this product or to learn more about our services, don't hesitate to call us directly at 512-982-9393 (Texas) or 562-981-6800 (California). Visit us at our locations in Austin, Texas, and the Los Angeles, California area, where we offer professional installation and customization services. We're here to ensure that your vehicle always performs at its peak.

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