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DBA Street Slotted Rotors
SKU: DMWK-2714S
DBA 2008+ Toyota Hilux 4x4 Front Slotted Street Series T2 Brake Rotor
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The T2 slot design features precise CNC machined bi-symmetrical slots, resulting in a quieter, more responsive and smoother brake pedal feel. The T2 slot increases the number of exit points, allowing friction dust and gases to escape and enhancing the pad bite. DBA's revolutionary universal slot design also eliminates the need for separate left and right slot designs seen in traditional rotor designs. We recommend the T2 slot design for more intensive braking applications.
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