3 Reasons Why Your Customers will be Impressed with these Coated Brake Rotors!

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With today’s open wheels, a car’s brake components are clearly visible. DFC’s GEOSPEC Coated Brake Rotors will keep it free from rust, looking great, and keeping your customers’ happy, long after you’ve installed them.

3 Reasons Why:

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DFC GEOSPEC Coated Brake Rotors are specially coated with a special paint to form a durable and attractive silver-gray finish that fights rust far better than other conventional paint or zinc plating.

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Each DFC GeoSpec Coated Brake Rotors is processed dry, shipped dry, and ready to install without any additional preparation.
An average brake job takes 1.25-2.5 hours per axle. Without the need to clean an oil covered rotor, this saves a tremendous amount of time and money during the installation process. The coating is simply and safely swept away by the friction material with no harmful effects.

• Engineered with premium G3000/G11H18 iron castings for strength, stability, and durability
• Original Equipment (OE) vane
• Provides superior corrosion protection over zinc / conventional painting
• CNC-machined to the tightest tolerances
• 100% precision cut and mill-balanced
• Non-directional finish 
• Quality tested to ensure long-lasting performance
• Set at a great price

To learn more about DFC GeoSpec Coated Brake Rotors,
please visit: www.dynamicfriction.com/products/geospec


About Dynamic Friction Company

DFC is an award winning brake components manufacturer and supplier headquartered in Southern California. DFC offers a complete brake systems program for all passenger cars, pickup, & medium duty trucks. DFC is recognized for its devotion to bringing its customers the latest and greatest in brake products available without the exorbitant costs. DFC boasts a full complement of dedicated in-house engineers and R&D staff who work vigorously to give our customers first-to-market advantage and assurances that modern technological complexities are fully addressed.

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