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SPORTS Brake Disc

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9m Floating Front Brake Disc Upgrade – 350 x 34mm 
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Take the braking performance to the next level with the 9m Floating Front Brake Disc Upgrade, engineered for drivers who demand exceptional stopping power, improved heat management and long-term durability. Designed as a premium replacement for the factory front brake discs, this two-piece floating slotted brake disc assembly combines advanced materials with precision engineering to deliver consistent braking performance on both road and track.

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Each assembly consists of a CNC-machined aluminium hat paired with a high-carbon alloy cast iron floating rotor ring, reducing unsprung weight while allowing the braking surface to expand and contract naturally under extreme temperatures. This floating design helps minimise stress, reduces the risk of disc distortion and maintains a more consistent pedal feel during repeated heavy braking.

Manufactured using CM-250 formulated high-carbon alloy cast iron, the rotor rings are heat treated to relieve internal stresses before machining, improving strength, stability and resistance to cracking or vibration. Combined with 72 precision-engineered internal cooling vanes, these discs deliver outstanding thermal efficiency, allowing heat to dissipate rapidly and helping maintain braking performance under sustained high-load conditions.

The result is a brake disc package that offers exceptional reliability, improved driver confidence and the performance expected from a Porsche developed for enthusiastic road driving and occasional circuit use.

What Does a Two-Piece Floating Brake Disc Do?

A floating brake disc separates the braking surface from the mounting hat, allowing each component to perform its specific function more efficiently.

Key advantages include:

  • Allows the rotor ring to expand independently during heavy braking.
  • Reduces thermal stress transferred into the hub assembly.
  • Minimises the risk of brake judder and disc distortion.
  • Improves heat dissipation.
  • Reduces unsprung weight.
  • Delivers more consistent pedal feel.
  • Enhances braking performance during repeated high-speed stops.

Compared with conventional one-piece brake discs, floating assemblies provide improved thermal management and greater durability under demanding driving conditions.

Why Upgrade to the 9m Floating Brake Disc Assembly?

The 9m floating brake disc upgrade has been developed using premium materials and precision manufacturing processes to maximise braking efficiency.

Benefits include:

  • Two-piece floating brake disc design.
  • Slotted braking surface for improved pad cleaning and gas evacuation.
  • 72 internal cooling vanes for exceptional airflow.
  • CM-250 formulated high-carbon cast iron rotor rings.
  • Heat-treated rotors to reduce internal stresses.
  • CNC-machined 6061-T6 aluminium hats.
  • Hard anodised hat assemblies for corrosion resistance.
  • Reduced unsprung weight.
  • Improved resistance to thermal distortion.
  • Consistent braking performance under repeated heavy use.
  • Ideal for spirited road driving, fast road builds and track days.

Premium Engineering

Every component has been carefully engineered to deliver exceptional durability and performance.

Rotor Rings

The rotor rings are manufactured from CM-250 high-carbon alloy cast iron, providing:

  • Outstanding high-temperature strength.
  • Excellent wear resistance.
  • Improved thermal stability.
  • Enhanced braking consistency.
  • Long service life.

Following casting, each rotor is heat treated to relieve internal stress, helping prevent deformation and vibration throughout its operating life.

Aluminium Hat Assemblies

The centre hats are precision CNC machined from 6061-T6 aluminium before receiving a durable hard anodised finish.

Benefits include:

  • Lightweight construction.
  • Excellent dimensional accuracy.
  • Corrosion resistance.
  • Reduced unsprung mass.
  • High structural rigidity.

Slotted Brake Disc Design

The precision-machined slots help maintain optimum braking performance by:

  • Clearing brake dust from the pad surface.
  • Allowing gases generated under heavy braking to escape.
  • Maintaining consistent pad contact.
  • Improving wet-weather braking response.
  • Enhancing pedal consistency.



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About SPORTS Brake Disc

Experience race-inspired stopping power with Porsche sports brake discs from Design911. Designed for performance driving, these upgraded brake rotors provide greater heat dissipation, improved bite, and enhanced fade resistance, ensuring confidence under even the most demanding conditions.

What They Are & What They Do
Sports brake discs (or rotors) are precision-engineered components that work with brake pads to generate friction and stop the car effectively. Unlike standard discs, sports variants are often drilled, grooved, or slotted, helping to vent heat and gases, improve braking response, and maintain consistent performance during high-speed or repeated stops.

Why They Fail
Over time, brake discs wear down from heat cycles, friction, and corrosion. Common signs of failure include scoring, warping, cracking, or vibration during braking. Track use or aggressive driving can accelerate wear, while low-quality discs may develop hotspots and fade under stress.

Why They Should Be Replaced
Replacing worn or damaged brake discs restores optimal braking efficiency, pedal feel, and vehicle control. New sports discs not only improve performance and safety but also extend pad life and reduce fade, ensuring Porsche’s legendary stopping precision. Design911 offers genuine Porsche discs for factory performance and aftermarket upgrades for enhanced durability and responsiveness.

Whether you’re restoring a classic 911 or tuning a Cayman or Taycan for track use, our range of sports discs combines precision, reliability, and performance to keep your Porsche braking like new.

Aftermarket Performance Brake Discs
High-quality aftermarket discs featuring slotted or drilled designs for superior airflow, reduced fade, and consistent friction performance.

Front Sports Brake Discs
Heavy-duty front rotors built to handle intense braking loads, offering maximum stopping power and stability under pressure.

Rear Sports Brake Discs
Rear discs designed for balanced braking and improved heat management, ensuring control and composure under repeated deceleration.

Drilled & Grooved Brake Rotors
Advanced rotors engineered to dissipate heat, clean brake pads, and deliver responsive braking for track and fast-road applications.

Motorsport & Track Brake Discs
Race-grade rotors made from high-carbon or composite materials, offering unmatched durability and thermal control for competition use.

Porsche Brake Disc Upgrades: Venting, Drilling, and Grooving Explained

Today we’re talking brake discs: the unsung heroes of your Porsche’s stopping power. What do they do? How can you tell when they need replacing? And what are the upgrade options for enhanced performance? It’s all here. We’ll explore the evolution of brake disc designs, from solid to vented, drilled, and grooved, explaining how each type improves performance. Plus, we’ll break down the materials: durable cast iron, high-carbon steel, and Porsche’s high-performance options like carbon ceramic and surface-coated discs. Whether you’re looking for better braking on the track or a cost-effective daily driving solution, we’ve got you covered.
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