EBC pioneered the dimple drilled rotor in the 1990s a design that has been widely imitated for its ability to provide pad degassing without the need for through-drilled holes, which are known to increase the risk of rotor cracks.
The rotors feature wide aperture slots that actively draw cool air into the interface between the brake pad and rotor, effectively reducing temperatures during heavy braking. This cooling is crucial, as temperatures at the pad contact can exceed 1000 degrees, potentially leading to brake fade or a loss of braking effectiveness.
EBC GD Series sport rotors are entirely machined in the United Kingdom using R90-certified blanks, with most of these blanks cast in the EU. They offer an excellent solution for fast street cars and 44 vehicles. Now in their third generation, the rotors feature silver corrosion protection, while the wide aperture slots promote uniform pad wear, maintain cooler operating temperatures, and efficiently expel dirt, mud, water, and dust from the braking area.
