Dynamite Friction 600-54112 Disc Brake Rotor - Front or Rear

DFC Brake Rotor for Disc Brake Service

The Dynamite Friction DFC Brake Rotor, part number 600-54112, is a vented disc brake rotor built for vehicles that use a 328 mm outside diameter rotor with a 10-bolt hole pattern. Its 38.2 mm nominal thickness and 36.3 mm discard thickness provide the dimensional reference needed when replacing a worn brake rotor on supported applications.

Use this DFC Brake Rotor when you need a direct-fit replacement rotor for brake service on vehicles such as Honda Civic and Toyota Corolla applications that match the listed dimensions. The 600-54112 rotor is part of the DFC Brake Rotor line from Dynamite Friction, a product line focused on replacement brake components with application-specific sizing.

Key Features

• Part number 600-54112 from Dynamite Friction
• DFC Brake Rotor product line
• Vented disc brake rotor construction
• Outside diameter: 328 mm
• Nominal thickness: 38.2 mm
• Discard thickness: 36.3 mm
• Bolt hole quantity: 10
• Bolt hole diameter: 13.1 mm
• Inside diameter: 123.3 mm
• Height: 124 mm

Detailed Description

The 600-54112 brake rotor is engineered around the listed rotor dimensions, making it important to verify diameter, height, bolt pattern, and thickness before ordering. As a vented rotor, it is suited to brake systems that rely on internal airflow through the rotor vanes for heat management during repeated stops. For shoppers searching for a front brake rotor replacement, vented disc brake rotor, or 328 mm brake rotor for Honda Civic or Toyota Corolla service, this part number provides the dimensional data needed for a precise match.

This part cross-references Monroe Shocks & Struts (e.g., 172286, 182286) for the same application.

What It Helps Address

• Brake pulsation caused by rotor wear or thickness variation
• Reduced braking performance from a rotor below discard thickness
• Rotor scoring, grooves, or heat-related surface damage
• Brake noise linked to uneven rotor surfaces
• Service replacement needs for a vented disc brake rotor with the correct dimensions

Installation Notes and Tips

Confirm the rotor’s outside diameter, inside diameter, height, bolt hole quantity, and bolt hole diameter against the vehicle’s brake specifications before installation. Measure the existing rotor and compare it to the discard thickness and nominal thickness values to determine whether replacement is required. Clean the hub mounting surface thoroughly and inspect pads, calipers, and wheel bearings during brake service to help ensure even rotor seating.

Quality Assurance

Verify fitment by matching the vehicle’s brake rotor dimensions and mounting pattern to the specifications listed for part number 600-54112. The DFC Brake Rotor line is built as a replacement brake component range for application-specific service needs.