Brake Disc Rotor
Rear.
Brake discs are
sold individually (left or right). To ensure optimal braking performance and even wear, it is recommended to replace brake discs in pairs.
Diameter: 330 mm
Brake Disc Thickness: 28 mm
* not for cars with ceramic brakes - Porsche Boxster 981 Spyder 3.8L 2016
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The A.B.S. rear brake discs are premium OE-quality replacement rotors engineered to restore the braking performance of your Porsche. Manufactured to meet or exceed original equipment specifications, these discs provide excellent braking consistency, efficient heat dissipation, and long-lasting durability for both everyday driving and spirited road use.
Featuring a 330 mm diameter, 28 mm thickness, and internally vented construction, these brake discs are designed to withstand high operating temperatures while maintaining reliable stopping power. Their precision-machined braking surface promotes smooth, vibration-free braking and even pad wear, helping to maximise braking efficiency and driver confidence.
Produced by A.B.S., a respected European manufacturer of braking components, these discs offer OEM-quality fitment and performance. They are a direct replacement for the original Porsche brake discs and install without modification.
Why Replacing Brake Discs Matters
Brake discs gradually wear through normal use and repeated heat cycles. Worn or damaged discs can reduce braking efficiency, increase stopping distances, and cause vibration through the brake pedal or steering wheel. Replacing brake discs with OE-quality components helps restore safe, predictable braking performance and extends the life of your brake pads.
When to Replace Brake Discs
• Brake disc thickness has reached the minimum service limit
• Excessive scoring, cracking, or corrosion is visible
• Brake pedal pulsation or steering vibration during braking
• Brake discs are warped due to overheating
• Replacing worn brake pads on heavily worn discs
• During a complete brake system overhaul
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