DBA T3 5000 Series Replacement Slotted Disc Mitsubishi EVO X 2008+
DBA T3 5000 Series Replacement Slotted Disc for Mitsubishi EVO X (2008+)
If you're looking to upgrade your Mitsubishi EVO X's braking system, the DBA T3 5000 Series Replacement Slotted Disc is a fantastic choice. Designed specifically for the 2008 and newer models, these rotors are engineered to fit seamlessly without any modifications needed. This means you can enjoy enhanced performance right out of the box!
Why Choose DBA's 5000 Series?
The 5000 Series rotors are a two-piece design, combining high carbon cast-iron rings with aerospace-grade aluminum hats (T6061-T6). This unique construction offers several advantages:
- Weight Reduction: The aluminum hats help reduce overall weight, which can improve handling and responsiveness.
- Improved Heat Management: With better heat dissipation, these rotors can handle the demands of high-performance driving, whether you're on the street, at the track, or tackling rally courses.
- Durability: The composite design allows for uniform radial disc expansion, minimizing the risk of warping and extending the lifespan of your brake components.
Performance Benefits
DBA's 5000 Series is packed with advanced technology, ensuring that you get the most out of your braking system. These rotors are perfect for high-performance street vehicles, track days, club racing, and even rally sport applications. You'll notice a significant difference in braking response and control, giving you the confidence to push your EVO X to its limits.
Key Features
- Performance upgrade for enhanced stopping power
- Direct replacement for easy installation
- High-quality materials for long-lasting performance
Compatibility
- Designed specifically for Mitsubishi EVO X (2008+)
Important Note
- Images shown are for marketing purposes only; the actual product may vary.
Upgrade your Mitsubishi EVO X's braking system with the DBA T3 5000 Series Replacement Slotted Disc and experience the difference in performance and reliability!
Fitment
- Mitsubishi Lancer (2008-2015)