EBC Brake Rotor (REAR)

1993–1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee

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Overview:

The EBC Brake Rotor (REAR) for Jeep Grand Cherokee models from 1993 to 1998 is engineered to enhance braking performance while maintaining reliability and durability. Designed for enthusiasts and daily drivers alike, these rotors offer improved heat dissipation and reduced brake fade compared to standard original equipment rotors. Whether upgrading your vehicle for better stopping power or replacing worn components, EBC’s rear brake rotors provide a dependable solution that balances performance and longevity.

These rotors are an ideal choice for Jeep Grand Cherokee owners seeking a direct-fit replacement that also adds a touch of style and improved braking efficiency. Their solid construction and innovative slot design make them suitable for a wide range of driving conditions, from everyday commuting to spirited driving.

Key Features:

Engineered to deliver superior braking performance and durability, the EBC rear brake rotors incorporate advanced design elements that set them apart from standard rotors:

• Vee Slot Pattern: The unique 'V' slot configuration enhances heat dispersion, helping to keep brake pads cooler and reducing the risk of brake fade during extended use.
• Ultra Quiet Design: The silent slot pattern minimizes noise and vibration for a smoother, quieter braking experience.
• High Carbon Content: Made from high carbon, thermally stable materials to resist cracking and warping under high temperatures.
• Solid Rotor Construction: Solid design ensures consistent braking performance and ease of maintenance.
• Precision Fitment: Designed specifically for Jeep Grand Cherokee rear brakes with 5 bolt holes and exact dimensions for a perfect fit.
• Durable Finish: Engineered to resist corrosion and extend rotor life.
• Compatible with FMSI Pad No. D625: Ensures seamless integration with compatible brake pads.

Construction & Design:

The EBC rear brake rotors are crafted from high carbon steel, which provides excellent thermal stability and resistance to cracking. This material choice allows the rotors to withstand the intense heat generated during braking without compromising structural integrity. The innovative 'V' slot design not only improves heat dissipation but also aids in channeling away brake dust and gases, maintaining cleaner contact surfaces for the brake pads.

Each rotor measures 284mm in diameter, 10mm in thickness, with a 60mm height and a 72.1mm center hole diameter, ensuring a precise fit for the specified Jeep Grand Cherokee models. The solid rotor construction offers durability and consistent braking feel, making it a reliable upgrade or replacement part.

Installation & Fitment:

These rear brake rotors are designed as direct replacements for Jeep Grand Cherokee models from 1993 through 1998, including Base, Laredo, Limited, Orvis, SE, TSi, and 5.9 Limited trims. Installation requires no modifications, fitting directly onto the existing hub with the factory 5-bolt pattern. This ensures a straightforward installation process for professional mechanics and experienced DIY enthusiasts alike.

Compatible with FMSI pad number D625, these rotors work seamlessly with standard brake pads, providing a hassle-free upgrade or replacement experience.

What's Included:

• One pair of EBC rear brake rotors (solid, V slot design)

Ideal For:

This rotor set is ideal for Jeep Grand Cherokee owners seeking enhanced braking performance and durability without sacrificing noise reduction or fitment quality. It suits drivers who demand reliable stopping power for daily driving, occasional towing, or light off-road use. Additionally, it is a great choice for those looking to replace worn or warped rotors with a high-quality, performance-oriented option.

EBC Brakes is a performance-focused braking manufacturer known for enthusiast and motorsport-ready brake pads, rotors, and complete brake kits across a wide range of vehicles. Their catalog spans street upgrades through track compounds, giving drivers options for better bite, heat management, and consistent pedal feel when pushing harder than stock braking can handle.