Acura Integra Brake Rotors


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0.75 in. minimum thickness; 10.31 in. disc diameter.
  • Bendix
  • Front
  • Bendix Street HP
  • Sold Individually
Price: $21.79


4 Cyl 1.8L LS, GS, GS-R, Type R
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10.31 in. disc diameterFeatures:; 4 lugs.
  • EBC
  • Front
  • EBC Ultimax Premium Rotor
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Price: $32.71


4 Cyl 1.8L GS-R, GS, LS, Type R
Reduced rotor wear ; OE-Equivalent and a direct fit replacement .
  • Mountain
  • Front
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Price: $47.95


4 Cyl 1.8L GS-R, LS, RS, GS, Type R
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Lighter weight and provide the most performance benefit for acceleration; 10.31 in. outer diameterFeatures and Benefits:.
  • Bolton Premiere
  • Front
  • Direct Fit
  • Set Of 2
Price: $98.53


4 Cyl 1.8L GS-R, GS, LS, Type R
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Manufactured from castings that came from state of the art foundries; Hardness-tested to ensure durability.
  • Beck Arnley
  • Front
  • Beck Arnley Premium
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Price: $31.94


All Engines GS-R, GS, LS
The braking system is considered as one of the most important parts of your Acura Integra, because it contributes a lot to your road safety. This group of components serves the main function of slowing or stopping your car as the need arises. It does this through mechanical advantage or leverage, as well as through hydraulic friction. As a system, it is made up of a number of key serviceable parts—and one of these is your Acura Integra brake rotors.

Your Acura Integra brake rotors are also popularly known as brake pad disk and rotors. They keep you safe on the road by getting in contact with the brake pads to slow or stop the wheels from turning. This braking system component looks like flat disk plates that feature some cooling fins in between surfaces. The fins play an important role of reinforcing the brake rotor. It prevents warping and brake fade, because the holes minimize heat build up between the brake pads and your Acura Integra brake rotors.

The Acura Integra brake rotors are typically made of basic crummy cast iron. They are cast in one piece with bubbles and sand inclusions. Because prosities can lead to cracking, these braking system components are vacuum degassed. They also feature an electro statically applied corrosion protection to prevent the formation of rust and corrosion. There are various types of brake rotors, and the most common are the vented brake rotors and the cross drilled brake rotors.

As a rule of thumb, you have to replace or turn your Acura Integra brake rotors every time the brake pads are replaced. This would allow an even distribution of pressure and friction. Your Acura Integra brake rotors are constantly exposed to pressure and excessive heat, so it will most likely wear out eventually. However, premature damage can also happen if there is an improper tightening sequence of lug nuts, or if the brake pad is contaminated with brake fluid.

When your car exhibits some wear and tear signs on your Acura Integra brake rotors, do not think twice on replacing it with a new one. Do not look elsewhere, because you can find premium quality and reasonably-priced Acura Integra brake rotors at Parts Train. Just browse our comprehensive and easy to navigate online catalog to choose from our extensive line up of car and truck parts and accessories. You can order from us anytime you find most convenient, because we are available at your service round the clock—twenty four hours a day, seven days a week!




 
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