What is the benefit of the drilled and slotted design?

The drilled holes help to dissipate heat generated during braking, preventing the rotors from overheating. The slots help to wipe away brake dust and gases that can accumulate between the brake pad and rotor, ensuring more consistent stopping power.

What does the carbon coating do?

The carbon coating is applied to help protect the rotors from rust and corrosion, both during shipping and while installed on your vehicle. This helps maintain their appearance and can prevent premature wear from rust buildup.

Are these rotors sold individually or as a pair?

This product listing is for a set of two rear brake rotors, which is what you need to replace both rear rotors on your vehicle.

2016-2025 Honda Civic Brake Rotors | DFC R1 Set

Name: R1 16-25 Honda Civic Rear Drilled & Slotted Carbon Coated Brake Rotor Set
Brand: DFC
SKU: dfc-r1-16-25-honda-civic-rear-drilled-slotted-carbon-coated-brake-rotor-set-t14-837463G
Price: 88.32 USD
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R1 16-25 Honda Civic Rear Drilled & Slotted Carbon Coated Brake Rotor Set

$88.32

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Fits 2016-2025 Honda Civic. DFC R1 rear drilled & slotted brake rotor set with carbon coating for improved stopping.

Key Features

Fits 2016-2025 Honda Civic and 2019-2022 Honda Insight.
Includes a set of two rear brake rotors.
Features a drilled and slotted design to help with heat dissipation and debris removal.
Carbon coating helps protect against rust and corrosion.

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Product Details

In this set, you get a pair of rear brake rotors for your 2016-2025 Honda Civic. These rotors feature a drilled and slotted design with a carbon coating, aimed at improving your braking performance. The drilled holes help dissipate heat and the slots wipe away gas and dust, which can help maintain consistent stopping power, especially during harder braking events. The carbon coating is there to help prevent rust and corrosion, keeping the rotors looking good and performing well over time.

DFC has applied a carbon coating to these rotors, which is a practical touch that helps protect them from rust during shipping and storage, and also gives them a clean look when installed. The drilled and slotted pattern isn't just for show; it's a functional design that helps the braking system work more efficiently. The holes allow heat to escape, preventing the rotors from getting too hot, and the slots help clear away brake dust and gases that can build up between the pad and the rotor surface. This combination helps ensure a more reliable and consistent feel at the brake pedal.