DuraGo BR5382 Disc Brake Rotor - Front

Durable Cast Iron Disc Brake Rotor for Dodge Dakota and Durango

The DuraGo BR5382 disc brake rotor is engineered to provide reliable braking performance for Dodge Dakota and Durango models. Constructed from full cast iron, this vented rotor offers consistent heat dissipation and durability for everyday driving conditions.

• Material: Full cast iron construction for strength and heat resistance
• Vented rotor design to improve cooling and reduce brake fade
• Nominal thickness of 0.94 inches (24 mm) with discard thickness at 0.89 inches (22.6 mm)
• Overall height of 2.52 inches (64 mm) ensuring proper fitment
• Outside diameter of 11.3 inches (287 mm) compatible with specified Dodge models
• 6 mounting bolt holes with a bolt circle diameter of 4.5 inches (114.3 mm)
• Non-directional brake surface for versatile installation
• Conventional rotor type without ABS tone ring

Technical Details and Construction

The DuraGo BR5382 rotor is made from cast iron, a material known for its excellent thermal conductivity and wear resistance. This rotor features a vented design that allows air to flow between the rotor surfaces, helping to dissipate heat generated during braking. The nominal thickness of 0.94 inches (24 mm) ensures structural integrity, while the discard thickness of 0.89 inches (22.6 mm) indicates when replacement is necessary to maintain safe braking performance. With an overall height of 2.52 inches (64 mm) and an outside diameter of 11.3 inches (287 mm), this rotor is designed to fit Dodge Dakota and Durango vehicles requiring a 6-bolt mounting pattern with a 4.5-inch (114.3 mm) bolt circle diameter.

Compatible Vehicles and Applications

This disc brake rotor is compatible with the following Dodge models:

• Dodge Dakota
• Dodge Durango

It is designed for use in conventional braking systems without ABS tone rings and is suitable for drivers seeking a direct replacement rotor that meets OEM specifications.

Common Issues Addressed by This Rotor

• Brake rotor warping causing vibration during braking
• Excessive brake fade due to poor heat dissipation
• Worn or thin rotors below discard thickness limits
• Uneven brake pad wear related to rotor surface condition
• Corrosion and surface damage affecting braking efficiency

Installation Notes and Tips

• Ensure rotor thickness is above discard thickness before installation
• Clean mounting surface to prevent rotor runout
• Torque mounting bolts to manufacturer specifications
• Inspect brake pads and replace if worn to ensure optimal performance
• Check for proper rotor alignment and clearance during installation

Quality Assurance and Warranty

DuraGo disc brake rotors are manufactured to meet industry standards for durability and performance. While this product does not include a rust-resistant coating, proper maintenance and installation will help extend rotor life. Warranty coverage details should be confirmed with the product documentation or supplier.