EBC BSD Brake Rotor Rear Brake Rotors BSD7487

EBC BSD Brake Rotor Rear Brake Rotors BSD7487

Marsoni

M251S

$160.54

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EBC BSD Brake Rotor Rear Brake Rotors BSD7487The Uniquely created blade slot design helps to remove hot gases from the braking zone in a quick and efficient way much more so than a uni directional slot. This helps to keep the pads flatter and the brakes cooler. The function of the multiple overlap slots reduce the brake wind noise. Used in conjunction with EBC Greenstuff Pads or the top selling Redstuff Brake Pads or Highest performing Yellowstuff Brake Pads range these brake discs are designed

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Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2026