What is the benefit of drilled brake rotors?

Drilled rotors have holes that allow heat and brake dust to escape from the rotor surface. This helps keep the rotor cooler, which can improve braking performance and reduce the chance of brake fade during heavy use.

Does this rotor come with any hardware?

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

What is the black finish on the rotor?

The black finish is a coating applied to the rotor surface for corrosion resistance and appearance. It helps prevent rust during storage and shipping, and provides a clean look once installed.

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Brand: R1 Concepts
Part #: 623-67004L

R1 74-78 Nissan 260Z Front Left Drilled Black Brake Rotor

Name: R1 74-78 Nissan 260Z Front Left Drilled Black Brake Rotor
Brand: R1 Concepts
SKU: r1-concepts-r1-74-78-nissan-260z-front-left-drilled-black-brake-rotor-t14-959018
Price: 101.25 USD
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R1 Concepts front left drilled brake rotor for 1974-1978 Nissan 260Z. Features drilled holes for improved heat dissipation.

Key Features

Fits 1974-1978 Nissan 260Z front left.
Drilled rotor design helps dissipate heat and gases.
Black finish for a clean appearance.
Direct replacement for the original equipment rotor.

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About this part

Product Details

This front left brake rotor from R1 Concepts is drilled to help manage heat during braking. The drilled holes allow gases and heat to escape from the rotor surface, which can help prevent brake fade, especially during spirited driving or repeated stops. It's designed to fit your 1974 through 1978 Nissan 260Z, giving you a direct replacement for the original part.

The rotor itself is finished in black, offering a clean look behind your wheels. While it's a drilled rotor, it's still built to be a reliable component for your braking system. Replacing your rotors when they show signs of wear, like grooving or warping, is important for maintaining consistent stopping power and ensuring your brake pads can do their job effectively.