DBA 5000 Series XS Front Drilled and Slotted 2-Piece Rotor Range 2009-11 Nissan GTR R35 – Premium Replacement

The DBA 5000 Series XS rotors are engineered to deliver high-performance braking with advanced technology from our renowned 4000 Series. Featuring a two-piece construction with an aluminum hat, these rotors are designed for sport and high-performance vehicles, offering improved heat dissipation, reduced weight, and lower maintenance costs. The drilled and slotted design enhances brake cooling and reduces brake fade during aggressive driving or racing conditions, making them ideal for sports car enthusiasts and track day applications. The black hat finish adds a sleek aesthetic, complementing the vehicle’s sporty appearance while ensuring durability.

Constructed with premium materials and precision manufacturing, these rotors provide consistent brake performance and longevity. The two-piece design allows for thermal expansion, minimizing warping and ensuring reliable operation under demanding conditions. Suitable for the Nissan GT-R R35 models from 2009 to 2011, they fit precisely and install easily, restoring your vehicle’s braking capability to factory or better-than-factory standards.

Whether you’re upgrading for improved performance or replacing worn-out components, DBA’s 5000 Series XS rotors are a premium choice. They are ideal for drivers seeking reliable, high-quality braking components that enhance safety and driving enjoyment without sacrificing durability or style. Invest in these advanced rotors to ensure your Nissan GT-R maintains optimal braking performance in all driving situations.

Features:

• Two-piece construction with aluminum hat for lightweight performance

• Drilled and slotted design for superior heat dissipation and brake cooling

• Black hat finish for corrosion resistance and aesthetic appeal

• Precision-engineered for exact fitment on Nissan GT-R R35 (2009-2011)

• Enhanced durability and reduced maintenance costs

Fitment:
Nissan GT-R Base 2009 to 2010
Nissan GT-R Premium 2009 to 2011