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The Braking SK2 Directional Rotor Left, part number WK117L, is engineered for high-performance braking systems, boasting over five years of proven success and seven world titles. This rotor features a directional carrier that is 9% lighter than previous models, which enhances overall handling and reduces unsprung weight for improved ride quality. Its innovative outer ring profile has been redesigned through collaboration with top racing teams, ensuring maximum efficiency and durability under demanding conditions. The rotor's directional seat with a 14° angle optimizes heat dissipation and braking response, providing consistent performance during intense driving. The SK2 rotor is available in two versions—high and low outer ring—to accommodate different application requirements, making it versatile for a range of vehicles and racing setups. Its advanced design is aimed at serious enthusiasts and professional racers seeking a reliable, lightweight, and high-performance braking component. The combination of lightweight construction, improved heat management, and proven racing heritage makes this rotor an excellent upgrade for those looking to enhance their vehicle's braking capabilities. Constructed with precision and durability in mind, the Braking SK2 Directional Rotor Left is an essential component for competitive motorsport or high-performance street driving. Its innovative features contribute to better control, reduced weight, and superior heat dissipation, ensuring consistent braking power under extreme conditions. Trust Braking's expertise and proven track record to deliver a rotor designed for peak performance and reliability on the track or the street. Features: - Lightweight directional carrier: 9% lighter for improved handling
- Redesigned outer ring profile: optimized through collaboration with top racing teams
- Directional seat with a 14° angle: enhances heat dissipation and braking response
- Available in high and low outer ring versions: suited for various applications
- Proven performance with over five years of success and seven world titles
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