Specifications
- Brand
- R1 Concepts
- Part #
- ECB-54134L
- UPC
- 194873271640
R1 95-97 Ford F-350 2WD (Excl Super Duty) Front Left Drilled & Slotted Black Brake Rotor
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Fits 1995-1997 Ford F-350 2WD (Excl Super Duty). This front left drilled & slotted black brake rotor from R1 Concepts offers improved stopping performance.
Key Features
- Fits 1995-1997 Ford F-350 2WD (Excl Super Duty).
- Drilled and slotted design helps dissipate heat and clear dust for improved stopping.
- Black finish provides corrosion resistance.
- Direct fit replacement for the front left brake rotor.
- Well-built for reliable performance.
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Fits this vehicle
- Ford F-350 1995-1997
Product Details
When you're working on your 1995-1997 Ford F-350 2WD, especially if you're replacing worn-out brake components, a good set of rotors makes a real difference. This front left rotor from R1 Concepts is drilled and slotted, which helps keep your brakes working effectively, particularly during heavy use.
The drilled holes in this rotor help dissipate heat and reduce weight, while the slots are designed to sweep away dust and gas that can build up between the pad and rotor surface. This combination helps maintain consistent braking performance and can extend the life of your brake pads. The black finish isn't just for looks; it offers some corrosion resistance to keep your rotors looking good longer. This rotor is built to be a direct replacement for your factory part, meaning it fits right without needing modifications.
Specifications
- Brand
- R1 Concepts
- Manufacturer Part #
- ECB-54134L
- UPC
- 194873271640
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R1 95-97 Ford F-350 2WD (Excl Super Duty) Front Left Drilled & Slotted Black Brake Rotor