Specifications
- Brand
- PowerStop
- Part #
- EBR238SCR
- UPC
- 889906511014
Power Stop 04-08 Chrysler Crossfire Rear Semi Coated Rotor
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Power Stop 04-08 Chrysler Crossfire Rear Semi Coated Rotor. Keeps corrosion at bay for a clean look.
Key Features
- Fits 2004-2008 Chrysler Crossfire, among many other Mercedes-Benz models.
- Silver epoxy coating on the hat, outer edges, and vanes resists corrosion for a cleaner look.
- Manufactured to strict tolerances for DTV and runout, ensuring smooth, quiet operation.
- Cross-hatched friction surface aids in optimal brake pad break-in.
- Direct bolt-on replacement; no modifications are needed for installation.
- Weight and vane count match original equipment design for proper fit and function.
⚠️ CA WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and/or birth defects or other reproductive harm. Learn more
Product Details
This is a PowerStop Semi Coated Rear Rotor, part number EBR238SCR. It's a direct bolt-on replacement designed to match the original equipment specifications for a range of vehicles, including the Chrysler Crossfire (2004-2008), Mercedes-Benz C230 (1999-2007), and Mercedes-Benz SLK230 (1998-2004). These rotors are built to the same weight and vane count as your factory parts, ensuring they fit right and perform as expected.
What sets these rotors apart is the silver epoxy coating applied to the hat, outer edges, and vanes. This coating helps prevent rust and corrosion in those areas, which can often be seen behind modern wheels. The friction surface features a cross-hatched pattern that helps with brake pad break-in, leading to smoother, quieter performance right away. They are also dynamically mill balanced to reduce vibration.
Specifications
- Brand
- PowerStop
- Manufacturer Part #
- EBR238SCR
- UPC
- 889906511014
Frequently Asked Questions
Power Stop 04-08 Chrysler Crossfire Rear Semi Coated Rotor