What is EnShield technology?

EnShield is a special coating applied to the rotor surfaces. It is designed to prevent rust and corrosion, helping the rotors maintain a clean appearance over time.

Are these rotors sold individually or as a pair?

These rotors are sold individually. For a complete rear brake job, you will need to purchase two rotors.

Do these rotors come with any hardware?

This product listing is for the brake rotor only. Installation hardware, such as lug bolts or brake pads, is typically sold separately.

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Specifications

Brand: DBA
Part #: DBA2814E
UPC: 9316391402981

DBA 10-14 VW Golf GTI (Mk6) Street Series En-Shield Rear Brake Rotor

Name: DBA 10-14 VW Golf GTI (Mk6) Street Series En-Shield Rear Brake Rotor
Brand: DBA
SKU: dba-dba-10-14-vw-golf-gti-mk6-street-series-en-shield-rear-brake-rotor-t14-488436
Price: 118.84 USD
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DBA Street Series En-Shield rear brake rotor. Features EnShield technology for corrosion resistance, keeping rotors looking good.

Key Features

Fits a wide range of Audi and Volkswagen vehicles, including the 2014 VW Beetle and 2010-2011 VW Golf.
Features DBA's EnShield technology for enhanced corrosion resistance.
Maintains a clean, dark appearance throughout its service life.
Designed as a direct replacement for factory rear brake rotors.
Part number 2814E.

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Product Details

When you're looking to replace the rear brake rotors on your Audi or Volkswagen, especially models like the Golf GTI, Jetta, or Passat, DBA's Street Series En-Shield rotors offer a solid option. These rotors are built to keep your braking system performing reliably while also looking good throughout their service life.

What sets these rotors apart is DBA's EnShield technology. This is a special coating applied to the rotor surfaces that actively fights off rust and corrosion. You'll notice this right away, as the rotor faces will maintain a clean, dark appearance instead of turning orange and flaky like many standard rotors do over time. This not only improves the look of your wheels, especially if you have an open design, but it also means less chance of rust interfering with brake pad contact.

These rotors are designed as a direct replacement for the factory units, making installation straightforward. They fit a wide range of Audi and Volkswagen models, so if you're working on a 2010-2011 Golf, a 2014 Beetle, or a 2015-2017 e-Golf, these are worth considering.