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Related Questions
1. Can you tell rotor size by VIN number?
While a vehicle identification number (VIN) provides valuable information about your car’s make, model, and production year, it typically does not include specific details such as brake rotor size.
2.Is it worth upgrading brake rotors?
Old, worn-out rotors may develop irregularities or grooves that lead to uneven braking performance. Replacing them with new rotors guarantees a smoother and more consistent braking experience, enhancing overall safety.
3.Are OEM brake rotors better than aftermarket?
For everyday driving and occasional spirited use, OEM is generally adequate. For track days, towing, or repeated high-speed braking, performance rotors (slotted/drilled, two-piece, higher-mass or venting) and high-temp pads outperform OEM and reduce fade.
4. Is it worth getting expensive rotors?
Performance: High-quality rotors offer better heat dissipation and improved braking performance, making them ideal for high-performance or heavy-duty vehicles. Safety: Investing in expensive brake rotors can enhance your vehicle’s safety by ensuring reliable braking under various conditions.
| Product Name | Rear Right Drum Brake Rotor |
| OE Number | 4779286AA |
| Brand Name | HBS or As Customized |
| Material | HT250 Cast Iron |
| Type | Drum Brake, Full Cast Construction |
| Fitment Make | Chrysler, Dodge, Ford |
| Fitment Model & Year | Chrysler Sebring (2001-2007), Chrysler Avenger (2000); Dodge Stratus (2003-2006),
Dodge Avenger (1995-2000); Ford E-150 (2009-2014), Ford E-250 (2009-2015), Ford E-350 Super Duty (1999-2016) |
| Dimensions | Outside Diameter: 274mm (10.79″); Brake Size: 228.60mm (9″); Height: 65.72mm (2.59″);
Center Hole Diameter: 57.32mm (2.26″); Bolt Circle Diameter: 100mm (3.94″); Bolt Hole Diameter: 5×13.96mm (0.55″) |
| Drum Type | D |
| Warranty | One Year Warranty |
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