Dynamite Friction 600-72063 Disc Brake Rotor - Rear

Rear Disc Brake Rotor for Mitsubishi Applications

The Dynamite Friction DFC Brake Rotor, part number 600-72063, is a solid rear disc brake rotor built for select Mitsubishi vehicles. It is sized for direct rear brake service on Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross, Outlander Sport, RVR, Outlander PHEV, Outlander, and ASX applications listed below.

With a 302 mm outside diameter, 36.2 mm height, 5-bolt pattern, and solid rotor construction, this rotor supports consistent rear brake performance and OE-style fitment. The 600-72063 rotor is a practical choice when replacing a worn rear brake rotor on Mitsubishi Outlander Sport or Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross models.

Key Features

• Part number 600-72063 from Dynamite Friction DFC Brake Rotor line
• Rear disc brake rotor for select Mitsubishi models
• Solid rotor design for rear axle applications
• 302 mm outside diameter with 36.2 mm overall height
• 5 bolt holes with 12.5 mm bolt hole diameter
• Inside diameter: 69.1 mm
• Nominal thickness: 10 mm
• Discard thickness: 8.4 mm

Detailed Description

Dynamite Friction’s DFC Brake Rotor line focuses on replacement brake rotors for everyday service and maintenance. Part number 600-72063 follows the dimensional requirements needed for rear brake replacement on Mitsubishi platforms, including the Eclipse Cross, Outlander Sport, RVR, Outlander PHEV, Outlander, and ASX. The solid rotor construction is appropriate for rear axle use where the original brake setup calls for a non-vented disc.

This rotor is a fitment-based replacement for rear brake service on 2013-2026 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport, 2013-2026 Mitsubishi RVR, 2018-2022 Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV, 2014-2020 Mitsubishi Outlander, 2013-2015 Mitsubishi ASX, and 2018-2026 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross rear applications listed in the catalog data. If you are searching for a rear brake rotor for Mitsubishi Outlander Sport or Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross, 600-72063 is the matching part number to reference.

What This Rotor Helps Address

• Rear brake pulsation caused by rotor wear or thickness variation
• Brake noise related to a worn or scored rear rotor surface
• Reduced braking consistency from a rotor below discard thickness
• Service replacement for rear rotor corrosion or heat damage
• Brake maintenance on Mitsubishi rear disc brake systems

Installation Notes and Tips

Confirm rotor dimensions and rear axle fitment before installation, especially outside diameter, height, bolt pattern, and minimum thickness requirements. Inspect pads, caliper hardware, and hub condition during service so the new rotor seats correctly and the braking surface wears evenly. For best results, clean the hub face before mounting the rotor and follow the vehicle manufacturer’s brake service procedure.

Quality Assurance

The DFC Brake Rotor line is built as a replacement brake component for listed Mitsubishi rear applications and is specified by measurable dimensions for fitment verification. Part number 600-72063 should be matched to the vehicle’s rear brake configuration before installation.