Specifications
- Brand
- R1 Concepts
- Part #
- ECB-54003R
- UPC
- 194873269357
R1 1990-2003 Ford Escort Rear Right Drilled & Slotted Black Brake Rotor
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Fits 1991-2003 Ford Escort. R1 Concepts rear brake rotor with a drilled and slotted design for improved stopping.
Key Features
- Fits 1991-2003 Ford Escort, 1992-1995 Mazda MX-3, 1994-1997 and 1999-2002 Mazda Miata, 1990-1998 Mazda Protege, and 1991-1999 Mercury Tracer.
- Drilled and slotted design helps clear dust and gas for improved stopping.
- Black finish provides corrosion resistance and a clean look.
- Designed as a direct replacement for the original rear rotor.
- Helps dissipate heat for more consistent braking performance.
⚠️ 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
R1 Concepts is known for offering well-built brake components that aim to improve performance. This rear brake rotor, specifically for your 1991-2003 Ford Escort, features a drilled and slotted design. The slots help to sweep away dust and gas that can build up on the rotor surface during braking, while the drilled holes aid in heat dissipation. This combination can lead to more consistent stopping power, especially under heavier braking conditions.
This rotor is designed as a direct replacement for your stock unit, meaning it should fit right onto your existing brake system without modification. The black finish not only looks good behind your wheels but also offers some protection against rust. It's a solid option if you're looking to upgrade your braking performance beyond the standard factory setup.
Specifications
- Brand
- R1 Concepts
- Manufacturer Part #
- ECB-54003R
- UPC
- 194873269357
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R1 1990-2003 Ford Escort Rear Right Drilled & Slotted Black Brake Rotor