What is included with this product?

This product includes one (1) R1 Concepts drilled brake rotor for the front left side of your vehicle. It does not include brake pads or other hardware.

Why do these rotors have drilled holes?

The drilled holes help to vent hot gases and brake dust away from the rotor surface. This can improve braking performance and reduce the chance of brake fade during heavy use.

Should I replace my brake pads when installing new rotors?

It is highly recommended to replace your brake pads when installing new rotors. New pads paired with new rotors ensure optimal braking performance and even wear for both components.

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Specifications

Brand: R1 Concepts
Part #: 623-40067L

R1 87-90 Dodge Dakota 4WD Front Left Drilled Black Brake Rotor

Name: R1 87-90 Dodge Dakota 4WD Front Left Drilled Black Brake Rotor
Brand: R1 Concepts
SKU: r1-concepts-r1-87-90-dodge-dakota-4wd-front-left-drilled-black-brake-rotor-t14-957188
Price: 101.59 USD
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R1 Concepts front left drilled brake rotor for 1987-1990 Dodge Dakota 4WD.

Key Features

Fits 1987-1990 Dodge Dakota 4WD.
Front left side rotor.
Drilled holes help dissipate heat and gasses.
Black finish resists corrosion.
Single rotor included.

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Product Details

This listing is for a single R1 Concepts drilled brake rotor, designed for the front left side of your 1987-1990 Dodge Dakota 4WD. These rotors feature a black finish and drilled holes, which help to dissipate heat and gasses during braking.

The drilled holes on this rotor are not just for looks; they serve a practical purpose by allowing brake dust and heat to escape from the rotor surface. This can lead to more consistent stopping power, especially during repeated hard braking. The black finish helps to protect the rotor from rust and corrosion, keeping it looking good and performing well.

When replacing your brake rotors, it's always a good idea to inspect your brake pads and consider replacing them at the same time to ensure optimal braking performance and even wear.