| Year | Make | Model |
|---|---|---|
| 2011 - 2024 | Chrysler | 300 |
| 2008 - 2026 | Dodge | Challenger |
| 2008 - 2026 | Dodge | Challenger SRT LC |
| 2011 - 2024 | Dodge | Charger |
| 2011 - 2024 | Dodge | Charger SRT II (LD) |
Brembo OE 2010 Chrysler 300/12-14 300/11-20 Dodge Challenger/2010 Charger Rear Disc Brake Kit
Brembo OE 2010 Chrysler 300/12-14 300/11-20 Dodge Challenger/2010 Charger Rear Disc Brake Kit
SKU:KT00846
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Brembo OE KT00846 Fits Most Chrysler/Dodge (08-20) Brembo OE Prime Ceramic Slotted Rear Disc Brake Kit 350mm. Brembo OE Prime Ceramic Slotted Rear Disc Brake Kit delivers superior stopping power with high carbon cast iron rotors featuring Pillar Venting Technology for enhanced cooling and durability. Prime Ceramic Brake Pads reduce noise, vibration, and dust, ensuring a quieter, cleaner ride. Designed for direct fitment on 2005-2023 6.1L, 6.2L, and 6.4L HEMI models, this kit balances OEM quality with improved thermal management and longevity, perfect for daily driving and spirited performance.
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Overview
No matter what you drive, or how you drive it controlled stopping power, in all conditions is necessary. Brembo brake kits come with everything you need. Prime Ceramic Brake Pads minimize noise and vibration for maximum driving comfort. Also, reduced friction wear and low dust emission means aesthetically beautiful wheel rims and less maintenance. Brembo always uses the same material for its aftermarket disc production as used by the original manufacturer. High Carbon cast iron, compared to the standard materials used offers a higher damping coefficient that decreases vibration and noise, improves brake behavior and ensures better driving comfort and better heat conduction properties that allows faster transfer of heat from the braking surfaces to other surfaces shortening cooling times. For Xtra discs special alloy high carbon materials are produced and tested to have greater resistance to the thermo-mechanical stress to which the brake disc is subjected