Dynamic Friction 6002-72011 Disc Brake Rotor Set - Rear

Rear brake rotor fitment

The Dynamic Friction 6002-72011 is a rear disc brake rotor set for select compact cars and coupes from Dodge, Eagle, Mitsubishi, and Plymouth. It is listed for rear applications only and follows the fitment notes shown for each vehicle build date.

• Fits 1991-1992 Eagle 2000 GTX, rear.
• Fits 1991-1992 Mitsubishi Galant, rear.
• Fits 1991-1992 Mitsubishi Mirage, rear.
• Fits 1989-1990 Dodge 2000 GTX, rear.
• Fits 1989-1990 Dodge Colt, rear.
• Fits 1989-1990 Eagle Summit, rear.
• Fits 1989-1990 Mitsubishi Galant, rear.
• Fits 1989-1990 Mitsubishi Mirage, rear.
• Fits 1989-1990 Plymouth Colt, rear.
• Fits 1988 Dodge Colt, rear.

Key features

• Blank rotor design for a clean replacement surface.
• Rear disc brake rotor application.
• Dynamic Friction DFC Brake Rotors - Blank product line.
• Part number 6002-72011 for accurate ordering and catalog matching.

Product details

Dynamic Friction 6002-72011 is built for rear brake service on specific Dodge Colt, Mitsubishi Galant, Mitsubishi Mirage, Eagle 2000 GTX, and related platform applications. The DFC Brake Rotors - Blank line identifies a plain rotor finish without added slotting or drilling, making it a straightforward replacement choice when the original rear rotor specification calls for a blank design. Use the listed production-date notes to confirm the exact vehicle build window before ordering. This part number, 6002-72011, is the reference to use when matching the correct rear rotor for these applications.

Common replacement needs

• Rear rotor wear from normal braking use.
• Brake pulsation caused by rotor surface variation.
• Scoring or uneven contact on the braking surface.
• Corrosion or surface damage on the rear rotor.

Installation notes and tips

Verify the vehicle build date against the fitment notes, especially for 1989-1990 Mitsubishi Galant and 1992 Mitsubishi Mirage applications. Confirm rear axle placement before installation and compare the existing rotor dimensions and mounting style with the removed part. For best results, inspect pads and related brake components during service.