What is the main benefit of the slotted design on these rotors?

The angled slots on these EBC Ultimax rotors help to pull in cooler air, which keeps your brakes from overheating. They also help clear away brake dust and debris, maintaining better grip.

Are these rotors vented or solid?

These are solid rear brake rotors, which is a common design for many rear axle applications. They are designed as a direct OE style replacement.

Will these rotors make a lot of noise?

EBC designed these Ultimax slotted rotors specifically to offer the performance benefits of slots without the excessive air noise often associated with them. The progressive angle of the slots contributes to quieter operation.

Specifications

Brand: EBC
Part #: RK7031
UPC: 847943029305

EBC 97-99 Ford Expedition 4.6 2WD Premium Rear Rotors

Name: EBC 97-99 Ford Expedition 4.6 2WD Premium Rear Rotors
Brand: EBC
SKU: ebc-ebc-97-99-ford-expedition-4-6-2wd-premium-rear-rotors-t14-39315
Price: 267.60 USD
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Fits 1997-2002 Ford Expedition. EBC Ultimax slotted rear rotors help keep brakes cool and clear dust for improved performance.

Key Features

Fits 1997-2002 Ford Expedition, 1997-1999 Ford F-150, and 1998-1999 Lincoln Navigator.
Ultimax OE Style rear brake rotors feature a solid disc design.
Progressively angled slots help keep brakes cool by pulling in air.
Slots also clear dust and debris for consistent pad grip.
Quiet operation without the typical air noise associated with slotted rotors.
Direct fit replacement for straightforward installation.

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About this part

Product Details

When you're looking to replace the rear brake rotors on your 1997-2002 Ford Expedition, especially if you have the 4.6L engine and 2WD, EBC's Ultimax Slotted Rotors are a solid option. These rotors are designed to give you the benefits of slotted rotors without the annoying air noise that can sometimes come with them. The angled slots are key here; they help pull in cooler air to keep your brakes working at their best, even during harder stops. Plus, they do a good job of clearing away dust and debris, which helps your brake pads grip better and can even extend their life.

These are solid rotors, meaning they aren't vented internally, which is typical for many rear applications. They're built to be a direct replacement, so installation should be straightforward, fitting right onto your existing setup. The progressive slot design is engineered to be quiet while still providing that improved cooling and debris clearing. This means you get consistent braking performance and help maintain your brake pads' effectiveness over time.