Dynamic Friction 600-16000 Disc Brake Rotor - Rear

DFC Brake Rotor Overview

The Dynamic Friction DFC Brake Rotor, part number 600-16000, is a solid disc brake rotor built around the dimensions needed for precise brake service. With a 267 mm outside diameter, 65.2 mm height, 70 mm inside diameter, and 4-bolt mounting pattern, it is specified for applications that require this exact rotor geometry.

Use this DFC Brake Rotor 600-16000 when replacing a worn solid rotor on a vehicle that calls for these measurements and bolt-hole specifications. The rotor’s 7.5 mm discard thickness and 9.4 mm nominal thickness provide the key service dimensions technicians use during brake inspection and replacement.

Key Features

• Part number: 600-16000
• Brand line: DFC Brake Rotor
• Solid disc brake rotor design
• Outside diameter: 267 mm
• Height: 65.2 mm
• Inside diameter: 70 mm
• Bolt hole quantity: 4
• Bolt hole diameter: 12.5 mm
• Nominal thickness: 9.4 mm
• Discard thickness: 7.5 mm

Detailed Description

Dynamic Friction’s DFC Brake Rotor line focuses on replacement rotors for vehicles that need accurate fitment and consistent brake geometry. This solid rotor is defined by its 267 mm outside diameter, 70 mm center bore, 12.5 mm bolt holes, and 65.2 mm overall height, making it a direct-spec component for the correct brake assembly. For shoppers searching for a brake rotor for Honda Civic or similar compact vehicle brake service, part number 600-16000 provides the dimensional details needed to verify application before ordering.

Because brake rotor fitment depends on exact hub and mounting dimensions, this rotor should be matched to the vehicle’s original specifications. The DFC Brake Rotor 600-16000 is a practical choice for brake repair jobs where the existing rotor has reached service limits or shows wear patterns that affect braking performance.

What It Helps Address

• Brake pulsation caused by rotor wear or thickness variation
• Reduced braking consistency from a rotor at or near discard thickness
• Noise or vibration related to an uneven braking surface
• Service replacement for a solid rotor with the correct bolt pattern and dimensions
• Brake inspection findings that call for rotor replacement by measurement

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify outside diameter, inside diameter, bolt hole diameter, bolt count, and height against the original rotor before installation. Measure the existing rotor and compare it to the 7.5 mm discard thickness and 9.4 mm nominal thickness to confirm serviceability. For Honda Civic brake rotor replacement searches and other vehicle-specific brake jobs, confirm the hub and mounting dimensions match part number 600-16000 exactly.

Quality Assurance

DFC Brake Rotor components are identified by clear dimensional specifications to support accurate brake part selection and service verification. This part cross-references Monroe Shocks & Struts (e.g., 172286, 182286) for the same application.