What is the black coating on this rotor for?

The black electro-coating is a protective finish that helps prevent rust and corrosion on the rotor surface. It also contributes to a cleaner appearance.

Should I replace my brake pads when installing new rotors?

It is generally recommended to replace your brake pads when installing new rotors. Inspecting and replacing brake hardware is also a good practice for optimal braking performance.

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Brand: R1 Concepts
Part #: 623-72012R

R1 90-94 Mitsubishi Eclipse Rear Right Drilled Black Brake Rotor

Name: R1 90-94 Mitsubishi Eclipse Rear Right Drilled Black Brake Rotor
Brand: R1 Concepts
SKU: r1-concepts-r1-90-94-mitsubishi-eclipse-rear-right-drilled-black-brake-rotor-t14-959292
Price: 92.13 USD
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R1 Concepts rear right drilled black brake rotor for 1990-1994 Mitsubishi Eclipse.

Key Features

Fits 1990-1994 Mitsubishi Eclipse rear right.
Drilled rotor design helps dissipate heat and gases.
Black electro-coating provides corrosion resistance.
Direct fit replacement for the original equipment rotor.

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Product Details

This listing is for one R1 Concepts rear right drilled black brake rotor, part number 623-72012R, designed for the 1990-1994 Mitsubishi Eclipse. This rotor features a black electro-coating for corrosion resistance and drilled holes to help dissipate heat and gases during braking.

The drilled pattern on this rotor helps to improve braking performance by allowing gases and heat to escape from the rotor surface. This can lead to more consistent stopping power, especially under demanding conditions. The black electro-coating not only adds a clean look but also protects the rotor from rust and corrosion, extending its service life.

When replacing brake rotors, it's a good practice to also inspect and potentially replace your brake pads and hardware. Ensure you follow the manufacturer's recommended procedures for installation to get the best performance and longevity from your new brake rotor.