Nissan 370Z Front Slotted and Drilled Brake Disc Rotor | 2108-SJ Reference Enquiries
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Model370 ZYear2009-2016, 2013-2016
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OE NO.FULL LIST OEM NO. avaliable, 2108-SJCar FitmentNissan
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MaterialCAST IRON GG20Warranty1year
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Car ModelStandardProduct nameBrake Disc
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Model NumberDMETAL-1TypeBrake Discs
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Car MakeFULL LIST OEM NO. avaliableSmall orderAccceptable
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Inspection100% inspection before shippingTreatmentpolishing
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MOQ200pcsPackagecarton+pallet
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ApplicationAutomotive PartsCertificationISO/TS 16949
Link the Nissan 370Z front brake-rotor enquiry to the actual vehicle and component specification. The catalogue names 370 Z, historical year ranges and a 2108-SJ reference. These entries are useful lookup information, but they do not independently establish that a proposed disc matches every configuration.
Identify the front-disc requirement precisely
Provide the complete vehicle details and part reference used for the request. Confirm the front position and whether the required supply is one rotor or a defined set. The catalogue's standard-size option does not supply the actual dimensions or resolve differences between vehicle configurations.
- State the exact vehicle and applicable part reference.
- Confirm front position and component or set quantity.
- Provide the rotor and mounting-interface specification.
- Define the actual face pattern, grade and surface condition.
- Agree dimensional and application acceptance records.
Specify the friction and mounting geometry
The examples show dark raised-hat disc forms with drilled and slotted annular faces and spaces visible along their outer edges. Define the actual construction from the controlled specification rather than treating that appearance as a complete engineering description. Locate the central opening and mounting-hole pattern relative to the mounting face.
Provide diameter, thickness, overall geometry and the requirements for the selected friction faces. GG20 is a listed cast-iron direction; establish the actual material condition and supporting records required by the order. A dark surface does not prove a coating process, and a polishing reference is not a full finished-surface specification.
Evaluate the component against agreed evidence
Slotted and drilled geometry does not establish a measured high-performance result or improved stopping distance. Identify the application-specific criteria and evidence needed for the confirmed rotor specification. Historical inspection, warranty and certification fields should be reviewed for current applicability rather than treated as unconditional promises. Confirm the supplied scope and documentation expected at delivery. A clear enquiry connects one front-disc specification to its material, mounting and face requirements, allowing the proposed component to be assessed without inferring vehicle fit or performance from a photograph.





