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DIXCEL DISC ROTOR TYPE HS 3714005S-HS [Compatibility List in Desc.]

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DIXCEL DISC ROTOR TYPE HS 3714005S-HS [Compatibility List in Desc.]Brand DIXCEL Product Number 3714005S HS Product Description _x000D_ HS type _x000D_ The high level fusion of stability and brake performance. _x000D_ HS type is the high end model by DIXCEL, which demonstrates high performance in all situations from the streets to the race circuit. _x000D_ DIXCEL combined the benefits of both the heat treatment (stability) and slots (brake performance) to create a superior brake disc, the HS type. _x000D_ On the

Brand
DIXCEL
Product Number
3714005S-HS
Product Description
_x000D_ HS type
_x000D_ The high level fusion of stability and brake performance.
_x000D_ HS type is the high end model by DIXCEL, which demonstrates high performance in all situations from the streets to the race circuit.
_x000D_ DIXCEL combined the benefits of both the heat treatment (stability) and slots (brake performance) to create a superior brake disc, the HS type.
_x000D_ On the streets, the slots makes it possible to achieve high levels of friction even at low temperatures. At the race circuit, high level of friction can be achieved along with high stability for an extended amount of time with the heat treatment.
_x000D_ The 6 slots brake disc is adopted as standard in the HS type by considering various factors, such as pad wear, squeal and the removal effect of gas at the fading.
Compatible Vehicles:
MAZDA AZ-1 PG6SA 92/8 ~
MAZDA AZ-1 PG6SA 92/8 ~
MAZDA CAROL AA6PA 90/2 ~ 95/10
MAZDA CAROL AA6PA 90/2 ~ 95/10
MAZDA CAROL AA6RA 92/7 ~ 95/10
SUZUKI ALTO CN21S CP21S 90/2 ~ 91/8
SUZUKI ALTO CN21S CP21S 90/2 ~ 91/8
SUZUKI ALTO CR22S 91/9 ~ 94/11
SUZUKI ALTO CR22S 91/9 ~ 94/11
SUZUKI ALTO CR22S 91/9 ~ 94/11
SUZUKI ALTO CS22S 91/9 ~ 94/11
SUZUKI ALTO CS22S 91/9 ~ 94/11
SUZUKI ALTO CM22V 90/2 ~ 94/10
SUZUKI CARA PG6SS 93/1 ~ 96/5
SUZUKI CARA PG6SS 93/1 ~ 96/5
SUZUKI CERVO MODE CN21S 90/6 ~ 91/8
SUZUKI CERVO MODE CN31S CP31S 90/6 ~ 91/8
SUZUKI CERVO MODE CN22S CP22S 93/10 ~ 95/10
SUZUKI CERVO MODE CN32S CP32S 91/9 ~ 95/10
SUZUKI WAGON R CT21S 95/2 ~ 95/9
SUZUKI WAGON R CV21S 93/8 ~ 95/9
Remarks
The heat treatment does not directly improve brake performance. The heat treatment increases the disc resistance against strains and thermal cracking. It also helps maintain stable brake performance for a extended period of time.
_x000D_ The surface of the heat treated brake discs has a burnt colour. Once it is used, the burnt surface will be removed by the pad, and changes back to the colour of normal cast iron. Please be aware that the effect of the heat treatment of the disc will not disappear even if the surface colour changes.
_x000D_ 12 slots version (HST type) is available as a special order. the surcharge of 12 slots is JPY6,000 (w / o tax).
_x000D_ our processing of the rotor, the above package we have shipped in. Were shipped in the package other than the above-mentioned "secondary processed products (slit, heat treatment, dimples, etc.)" will be our warranty.
_x000D_ rotor is an image. Shape is the same shape and the normal (genuine) products.
MAZDA AZ-1 PG6SA 92/8 ~:
Notes
Images are for illustration purpose only. Actual product may vary.
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