DuraGo BR54099 Disc Brake Rotor - Front

Overview of DuraGo BR54099 Disc Brake Rotor

The DuraGo BR54099 disc brake rotor is engineered for reliable braking performance on Ford Expedition and Lincoln Navigator models. Crafted from durable cast iron, this vented rotor is designed to maintain optimal braking efficiency under demanding conditions.

• Material: Cast iron for strength and heat dissipation
• Vented full cast construction to reduce heat buildup
• Nominal thickness: 1.18 inches (30 mm) with discard thickness at 1.06 inches (27 mm)
• Outside diameter: 12.98 inches (329.8 mm) for precise fitment
• Mounting bolt hole quantity: 6 with 0.65 inch (16.4 mm) diameter holes
• Non-directional brake surface for versatile installation
• Conventional rotor type compatible with standard brake systems

Detailed Product Description

The DuraGo BR54099 rotor is a vented disc brake rotor constructed from cast iron, providing a balance of durability and heat management. Its full cast design enhances structural integrity, helping to prevent warping during heavy braking. The rotor measures 12.98 inches in outside diameter and features six mounting bolt holes arranged on a 5.31 inch (135 mm) bolt circle diameter, ensuring compatibility with specific Ford Expedition and Lincoln Navigator brake assemblies. The nominal thickness of 1.18 inches (30 mm) and discard thickness of 1.06 inches (27 mm) provide clear guidelines for rotor service life and replacement timing. This rotor does not include an ABS tone ring and has a non-directional braking surface, allowing for flexible installation without concern for rotor orientation.

Compatible Vehicles and Applications

This disc brake rotor is compatible with the following vehicles:

• Ford Expedition
• Lincoln Navigator

It is designed to replace worn or damaged rotors, restoring braking performance and safety for these specific models.

Common Issues Addressed by DuraGo BR54099

• Brake rotor warping causing vibration during braking
• Reduced braking efficiency due to worn rotor thickness
• Overheating of brake components under heavy use
• Uneven brake pad wear linked to rotor surface condition
• Noise or pulsation during braking caused by rotor defects

Installation Notes and Tips

• Ensure rotor thickness is above discard thickness before installation
• Clean mounting surface to prevent rotor misalignment
• Torque mounting bolts to manufacturer specifications
• Check brake pads for wear and replace if necessary
• Perform a brake system test after installation to verify proper function

Quality Assurance and Warranty

DuraGo rotors are manufactured to meet or exceed OEM specifications for fit, form, and function. While this product does not include a rust-resistant coating, the cast iron construction provides reliable durability. Warranty coverage details should be confirmed with the product documentation or supplier.