Brembo Front & Rear Disc Brake Rotors MGB-KIT-BEB-1747

Brembo Front & Rear Disc Brake Rotors Fits Honda Jazz, City

This package is designed for convenience and often ensures compatibility between the brake rotor and brake pads. It is an essential part of brake system maintenance or upgrade, offering improved braking performance and safety for your vehicle.

Research and development, laboratory tests and road tests, production and distribution. The control of the entire production cycle allows Brembo to offer a range of brake discs with outstanding performance levels, reliability, durability and comfort in all conditions of use.

The perfect result of Brembo's concept of offering aftermarket products developed with the same parameters as the original equipment, High Carbon (HC) discs ensure comfort and low noise as the result of their high damping coefficient. This results from Brembo technology and the complete control of production in the company's foundries allowing the variation of the chemical composition of cast iron by increasing the percentage of carbon in High Carbon (HC) discs. High Carbon (HC) discs are used for more than 1000 part numbers for cars and trucks.

The Brembo patent for PVT ventilated brake discs improves the current design by using pillars instead of vanes in the ventilation chamber. The system improves the heat dissipation capacity and increases resistance to thermal cracks by more than 40%. The most notable innovations are increased resistance to cracks, greater heat exchange surface area and greater air turbulence.

Suitable for the various Australian vehicle models listed below. This is a guide only.
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• Honda City 1.5 GM26 i-VTEC (GM2) 2009-2014
• Honda Jazz 1.3 GE Hybrid (GP1) 2011-2014
• Honda Jazz 1.3 GE i (GE6, GG3, GG6) 2008-2011
• Honda Jazz 1.5 GE i-VTEC (GE8) 2008-2014

Key features

• High Carbon (HC) technology for improved braking comfort and reduced noise.
• PVT ventilated design enhances heat dissipation and reduces thermal cracking.
• Outstanding performance and reliability, even under demanding conditions.
• Compatible with a range of Honda models for versatile application.
• Developed with the same parameters as original equipment for seamless integration.

Technical details

• Type: Front and Rear Disc Brake Rotors
• Material: High Carbon cast iron
• Compatibility: Honda Jazz and City models listed above
• Ventilation: PVT ventilated design for improved cooling
• Durability: Enhanced resistance to thermal cracking

Applications / fitment

These disc brake rotors are typically used in passenger vehicles, specifically designed for select Honda models to ensure optimal braking performance.

• Honda City 1.5 GM26 i-VTEC (GM2) 2009-2014
• Honda Jazz 1.3 GE Hybrid (GP1) 2011-2014
• Honda Jazz 1.3 GE i (GE6, GG3, GG6) 2008-2011
• Honda Jazz 1.5 GE i-VTEC (GE8) 2008-2014

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Frequently asked questions

How do I know if these rotors fit my vehicle?

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What are the benefits of High Carbon (HC) discs?

High Carbon (HC) discs provide improved braking comfort, reduced noise, and enhanced durability due to their high damping coefficient.

Can I install these rotors myself?

Yes, if you have the necessary tools and experience in brake system maintenance. Otherwise, we recommend professional installation for optimal safety and performance.

What is the PVT ventilated design?

The PVT ventilated design uses pillars instead of vanes in the ventilation chamber, improving heat dissipation and increasing resistance to thermal cracks.

How often should I replace my brake rotors?

Brake rotors should typically be replaced every 30,000 to 70,000 kilometres, depending on driving conditions and vehicle usage.