Dynamic Friction 7602-63043 Disc Brake Kit - Front

Overview

The Dynamic Friction 7602-63043 disc brake kit is built for front brake service on select Mercedes-Benz applications. It combines DFC drilled and slotted silver rotors with 5000 Euro Ceramic brake pads for a matched service solution.

Compatible With Mercedes-Benz C230, C280, E300, and SLK230 front brake applications, this kit is organized for buyers looking for a complete brake service package under part number 7602-63043.

Key Features

• Matched disc brake kit for front brake service
• Drilled and slotted rotor design for improved heat management and pad bite
• Silver-finished rotors for a clean, service-ready appearance
• 5000 Euro Ceramic brake pads included in the kit line
• Part number 7602-63043 for easy identification

Product Details

DFC Rotors-Drilled and Slotted-Silver with 5000 Euro Ceramic Brake Pads is a product line focused on combining rotor design and pad material in one service kit. The drilled and slotted rotor construction helps support consistent braking performance during repeated stops, while the ceramic pad formulation is aimed at smooth, quiet street use. For Mercedes-Benz owners servicing front brakes, this kit provides a straightforward way to replace wear components with a coordinated setup.

Fits 2001-2004 Mercedes-Benz SLK230, front. Fits 1999-2000 Mercedes-Benz C230, front. Fits 1996-2000 Mercedes-Benz C280, front. Fits 1998-2000 Mercedes-Benz SLK230, front. Fits 1996-1997 Mercedes-Benz E300, front. This part cross-references Monroe Shocks & Struts (e.g., 172286, 182286) for the same application.

Common Uses

• Replacing worn front brake rotors and pads
• Addressing brake noise from worn friction material
• Restoring braking response after rotor scoring or heat checking
• Servicing a Mercedes-Benz brake system with a matched kit

Installation Notes

Verify rotor and pad fitment against the vehicle application before installation. The fitment notes indicate a 2-pin rear pad requirement on select applications, so confirm the brake configuration during service. Clean hub surfaces, inspect calipers and hardware condition, and follow the vehicle manufacturer’s brake service procedure.