DuraGo BR31337 Front Vented Brake Review

These ventilated brakes appear to be well made, fit my car, easy to install, delivered in two days and at a reasonable price. If it's not What Is from Five Star? Thank you Wes

Bought two of these together with the front pads item ZD924. Both arrived on time and fit my 2003 Hyundai Tiburon 2.0L 5 speed. I also bought matching rear rotors and pads from the suggested list but they didn't fit. I was able to return them and get a refund but I had to go to my local parts store to get the correct kits. The correct parts for my model are: Rear rotors are P/N BR31335 and rear brake pads are P/N ZD429. I hope this helps and saves someone else wasting time.

Fits 2007 Hyundai Sonata GLS with 2.4 liter engine. look great: much better than the original rotors. Braking performance has really increased compared to my old rotors. They cost a little less than other brands of rotors, but seem pretty hefty and fit for the job. My old rotors were frozen to the hub and took a good 5 minutes to break them in. Be sure to use a hand impact wrench to remove the rotor bolts or you'll rip them off and wallow in despair. On my car I had to unscrew the caliper…

Fitted on a 2009 Hyundai Sonata. The problem was that the previous discs were crooked, causing tremors under braking. I myself doubted whether it was worth installing them, but after watching the video on YouTube I decided to try. It didn't hurt that these discs were so affordable! Installation was pretty easy. The only problem was that a bolt sits just behind the disc guard and is surrounded by the brake lines. A rocking head would help. To remove the hard drive, you also need to unscrew the…