EBC Brake Disc - MD6118D

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The EBC MD6118D is a high-performance fixed brake disc specifically engineered for Yamaha 750 XTZ Super Tenere owners (1989-1997) seeking improved stopping power and durability. This component is ideal for riders who prioritize safety and consistent braking feedback under various conditions, though it requires precise installation using six mounting bolts and a torque wrench to ensure proper structural integrity.
| Model Part Number | MD6118D |
|---|---|
| Brand | EBC |
This disc is exclusively engineered for the Yamaha 750 XTZ Super Tenere produced between 1989 and 1997.
The 3-micron zinc coating provides a sacrificial layer that significantly improves rust resistance, keeping the disc looking new and functioning correctly.
No, the package includes the disc itself; ensure you have the six correct bolts for the installation.
Always use a torque wrench to tighten the six mounting bolts in a cross-pattern to distribute pressure evenly.
The high-quality HPSR low-carbon steel provides an 18% improvement in friction coefficient compared to standard steel discs.
This is typically caused by air in the hydraulic lines; bleed the brake system thoroughly to ensure fluid pressure.
Verify that the brake caliper pins are lubricated and sliding freely; stuck calipers often cause one-sided wear.
Check that the pads are properly seated and consider using a brake pad anti-squeal compound on the back of the pads.
Installation of the MD6118D requires basic mechanical knowledge and access to a torque wrench.
Compatibility is strictly limited to the Yamaha 750 XTZ Super Tenere produced between 1989 and 1997. Regular care involves visual inspections for scoring or thinning and using high-quality brake pads to ensure the long-term longevity of the disc surface.