Brake Discs Brake Discs
Fits NISSAN PRIMASTAR Van (X83) dCi 120
(2006)

This part is listed as correct for your however this is subject to the 'Important Compatibility Info'
Fitting Position: Front Axle; for Art.No.: PD3058
Extra Description Apec Blue
Rotor Style Vented
Function Brake Disc
Centering Diameter 72 mm
Bolt Hole Circle Diameter 118 mm
Number of Holes 5
Brake Disc Thickness 28 mm
Height 50 mm
Outer diameter 305 mm
Type Brake Disc Rotor
Placement on Vehicle Front Axle
Inspection Tag 90R-02C0411/0882
Apec Blue SDK6042 2x Brake Discs Pair Vented
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£48.36
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This part is listed as correct for your however this is subject to the 'Important Compatibility Info'
Fitting Position: Rear Axle; for Art.No.: PD3025
Bolt Hole Circle Diameter 118 mm
Function Brake Disc
Number of Holes 5
Brake Disc Thickness 12 mm
Additional Information 2 with ABS sensor ring, with wheel bearing
Outer diameter 280 mm
Height 102 mm
Centering Diameter 68 mm
Extra Description Apec Blue
Type Brake Disc Rotor
Rotor Style Solid
Placement on Vehicle Rear Axle
Inspection Tag 90R-02C0528/1371
Apec Blue SDK6479 2x Brake Discs Pair Solid
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£88.68
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This part is listed as correct for your however this is subject to the 'Important Compatibility Info'
Fitting Position: Front Axle; for Art.No.: PAD1240
Outer diameter 305 mm
Height 50 mm
Brake Disc Thickness 28 mm
Number of Holes 5
Model PRIMASTAR TRAFIC VIVARO
Rotor Style Vented
Centering Diameter 72 mm
Bolt Hole Circle Diameter 118 mm
Type Brake Disc Rotor
Function Brake Disc
Manufacturer NISSAN OPEL RENAULT VAUXHALL
Placement on Vehicle Front Axle
Inspection Tag 90R-02C0361/0266
Apec DSK2215 2x Brake Discs Pair Vented
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£57.18
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This part is listed as correct for your however this is subject to the 'Important Compatibility Info'
Fitting Position: Rear Axle; paired article number: ASG1205;ASG1206; for Art.No.: PAD1279
Additional Information 2 with ABS sensor ring, with wheel bearing
Height 102 mm
Axle Stub Diameter 35 mm
Model PRIMASTAR TRAFIC VIVARO
Number of Holes 5
Brake Disc Thickness 12 mm
Outer diameter 280 mm
Bolt Hole Circle Diameter 118 mm
Centering Diameter 68 mm
Type Brake Disc Rotor
Function Brake Disc
Placement on Vehicle Rear Axle
Rotor Style Solid
Manufacturer NISSAN OPEL RENAULT VAUXHALL
Inspection Tag 90R-02C0722/2585
Apec DSK2457 2x Brake Discs Pair Solid
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£85.35
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Outer diameter 305 mm
Brake Disc Thickness 28 mm
Minimum thickness 24 mm
Weight 9.170 kg
Thickness 50 mm
Placement on Vehicle Front Axle
Rotor Style Internally Vented
Bolt Hole Circle Diameter 118 mm
Number of mounting bores 1
Function Brake Disc
Surface Coated
Centering Diameter 72 mm
Rim Hole Number 5 -Hole
Type Brake Disc Rotor

Additional Information

General Information

These products are designed to be used as originally intended and not modified for purpose. Please ensure the products are installed by a competent individual. N.B. products are usually supplied without fitting instructions.

Blue Print ADZ94317 2x Brake Discs Pair Vented
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£67.18
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Brake Discs

What is a brake disc?

A brake disc is an essential part of a vehicles braking system. These circular metal disks work with the brake pads to create the necessary friction required to slow down or stop the vehicle. There are different types of brake discs available.


These are:

  • Solid

  • Vented

  • Vented & drilled

  • Vented & drilled and grooved


What comes in a brake disc set?

Most of the brake discs we sell are sold in pairs. An order of 1 set will come with 2 discs unless stated otherwise). On rare occasion brake discs, especially for performance vehicles, are provided for the ‘left’ and ‘right’ side of the vehicle. These discs are sold as singles for the side you need. Some discs are too heavy to sell in pairs so have to be sold as singles for shipping purposes.

We sell discs in pairs primarily for safety reasons. It is important that brake performance be evenly distributed between the left and right side of the vehicle.

We would always recommend that you change the brake pads at the same time as the discs. Any uneven pad wear can negatively affect the new brake discs and their performance.


How do I choose the correct brake discs?

Brake discs can be one of the most incorrectly purchased part for a vehicle. There can be a number of different factors that determine which are the correct brake disc replacements. Not only that, there are often a number of different options listed as correct for the same model of vehicle where in fact only 1 set is correct. The factors that need to be taken into consideration include the following:

  • The diameter of the disc

  • The thickness of the disc

  • How many holes use to mount the disc or wheel

  • Difference in the original manufacturer brand of the brake system. The makers of the brake system on a vehicle can be different especially when a model of vehicle is manufactured in different countries and then brought to the UK

  • VIN (chassis number sequence. Sometimes the first 3 letters of the chassis number or the last 6, 7 or 8 characters will determine the correct part

  • Brake system code. This is commonly used with German vehicle brands

  • Sports pack or other factory upgrades

  • If the vehicle has ABS

  • If the vehicle has rear drums can alter which front discs are correct


What brand of brake disc should I choose?

There are number of brands of brake discs that you can choose. Some brands such as Bosch and TRW manufacture brake discs for the original car brands however there are many aftermarket brands of the highest quality that meet or exceed the original specifications. Brands such as Blue Print, Febi, Quinton Hazell and Borg & Beck offer long warranties to show the confidence they have in their parts. The choice of brand is up to you but in many cases it is based on the brand's reputation and your budget.


How can I tell my brake discs needs replacing?

We would always recommend that you have your vehicle inspected by a qualified mechanic to receive an accurate diagnosis that your brake discs needs replacement. Some of the symptoms of failing discs are:

  • Noisy or squealing brakes

  • It takes longer to slow the vehicle down

  • The car vibrates when pressing the brake pedal

  • There is damage on the face of the disc


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