Brake Disc - Cross Drilled And Grooved [TF ALLMAKES SDB000624CDG]

Brake Disc - Front - Cross Drilled And Grooved

Product Code: SDB000624CDG
Brand: TF ALLMAKES

Additional Information

Cross drilled and grooved brake discs

Terrafirma brakes discs offer increased bite from cold and excellent fade resistance in most 4WD braking applications. Whether it’s a steep rocky descent, ploughing through mud and water or just daily driving these brake discs will give excellent stopping performance in all conditions.

Grooves are machined into the brake disc to force away the dust and gasses that build up between the pad and disc, keeping the brakes cooler and reducing fade. The cross drillings contribute to cooling and heat dissipation and also allow the gasses to escape. Of course, they can fill with mud when off road, cleaning them out afterwards when washing the vehicle will help prolong SDB100830C

performance and pad life, with the angled grooves it is found that they self-clean in most cases. Quality machining to high tolerances using the correct materials ensure Terrafirma brake discs will stand any test.

With overweight four-wheel drive vehicles with oversize tyres it’s important to find a set of brake pads that really do perform. A heavily laden expedition vehicle will quickly overheat brakes, very large tyres fitted to off road vehicles also require extra brake pedal pressure to stop them turning. Many so-called performance pads are better suited to sports type driving styles where heat is required and can be maintained to enable the pads to really work. Even some well-known brands require the temperature to build up before they start to work effectively.

To get the best from Terrafirma cross drilled and grooved brake discs we recommend the use of Terrafirma Performance or premium Ceramic brake pads.

For Terrafirma brake discs part numbers it is possible to simply apply CDG suffix to the original part numbers.

Features include:

Cross Drilled and Grooved Discs run cooler and minimise fade

Cross drilled and grooved discs eject gasses and water to stop pads from hydroplaning