R1 Concepts Black Series Slotted Brake Rotors for Evo X

R1 Concepts Black Series slotted 1-piece rotors for Evo X. These slotted rotors are directional and have specific fitment for left/right and front/rear. Sold individually as needed, price is for ONE rotor.

Vehicle Fitment:
2008-2015 Mitsubishi Evolution X
• For 1-piece rotors only

Pictured:
The Evo X 613-72043R front right rotor is pictured in detail for reference and weighed in at 23.90 pounds.

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Black Series Features:
• Diamond Slotted provides the maximum benefits in stopping power, durability and performance.
• Special Zinc Plating protects from corrosion which leads to better appearance, longer life and overall improved maintenance and replacement costs.
• Double Disc Grind on Brake Pad Surface promotes a faster and more even brake pad bed-in. This will also provide a quieter and smoother stopping performance every time.

Break in Procedure:
Please be advised that when you first receive the rotors, they are completely covered with the black zinc coating. During the initial embedding process, the black zinc coating on the braking surface, the area where the pads come in contact with the rotors will wear off, leaving only the hub and inner vane structure coated.

Properly breaking in your new brake rotors and pads is crucial to ensuring maximum, stopping power and longevity. Here are the steps to follow for a successful break-in procedure:

• Drive safely and normally for the first 400-500 miles to bed-in the brake pads and rotors.
• Gradually allow the brake pads to transfer a layer of friction material to the rotors.
• This transfer film is crucial because it does most of the work for the brake pads during the braking process.
• Try to avoid slamming on the brakes or heavy/aggressive braking during this time, unless it’s to avoid an accident.
• There may be some noise, smoke, smell and excessive brake dust during the break in period. This is normal.
• Braking performance will greatly improve after this bed-in period.

LH vs RH?
Left Hand and Right Hand is determined by driver position. From the driver seat, which side is it on?