Girodisc Toyota GR Corolla, Yaris 316mm Rear Rotors

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Girodisc 2-piece floating rear rotors — part number A2-268.

Fitment

  • Toyota GR Corolla: Rear
  • Toyota GR Yaris: Rear

Installation

  • Larger than the factory rear discs; the kit includes caliper spacers and longer caliper bolts to reposition the caliper. No other modifications are needed.

Features

  • Two-piece floating design: an iron friction ring on a 6061-T6 aluminum hat, cutting unsprung and rotating weight compared with a one-piece factory disc.
  • Curved, directional cooling vanes act like a centrifugal pump, pulling air through the disc to control temperatures through repeated hard stops.
  • Pin-drive float system with spring washers lets the ring grow with heat and self-center between the pads, without the cold-clunk rattle of a race-style floating rotor.
  • Rings are cast from Girodisc's own high-carbon iron and machined in-house in Bellingham, WA; hats are machined from US-sourced aluminum.
  • Keeps your factory calipers, brake bias and ABS behavior — a meaningful upgrade without a big brake kit.
  • Serviceable: when the rings wear out, replace just the rings (D2-268) and keep the hats.

Specifications

  • Diameter x thickness: 316 x 18 mm
  • Minimum thickness: 16 mm
  • Weight: 10.4 lb per rotor assembly
  • 48 curved cooling vanes

Options

  • Full Rotor Kit with Hats (A2-268) — complete, ready-to-install rotor assemblies.
  • Replacement Rotor Rings & Hardware ONLY (D2-268) — for cars already running these Girodisc hats. Rings come as a pair with new mounting hardware; you reuse your existing Girodisc hats.
  • Girodisc replacement rings fit Girodisc hats only — not other brands' hats, and not the hats from cars that came with 2-piece rotors from the factory.
  • Replace the rings once they reach minimum thickness (16 mm), or sooner if a crack runs out to the edge of the ring.

Product photos are supplied by Girodisc and may be representative of the product family rather than your exact part.



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