MTX Performance Brake Disc - Front Solid Disc - Yamaha XT600 95-00

Yes, this disc (MPN: MDS07015) is designed as a direct replacement for the front brake disc on Yamaha XT600 models manufactured between 1995 and 2000, intended to replace OEM part number EBC MD2067.

The brake disc is constructed from a single segment of high-quality Japanese SUS 420 stainless steel.

This heat treatment process ensures the steel reaches a specific hardness level (Rockwell Hardness C scale), which improves wear resistance and maintains the disc's structural integrity and performance under high temperatures.

Installation involves removing the wheel, old disc, mounting the new disc with correct torque specifications, and critically, bedding in the new disc and pads. Refer to your motorcycle's service manual for detailed procedures.

While designed for optimal performance, it is recommended to use brake pads that are compatible with stainless steel discs. Consult with a parts specialist or refer to pad manufacturer recommendations.

The minimum recommended thickness for this brake disc is 4.5mm. It is important to replace the disc if it wears down to this thickness to maintain safe braking performance.

The drill hole pattern primarily aids in cooling and gas expulsion during dry conditions. While it helps keep the disc cleaner than some solid designs, extremely muddy or wet conditions may still affect braking performance, as is common with most disc brake systems.

This can be caused by uneven pad material transfer, disc contamination, or a warped disc. Ensure the disc is properly bedded in, clean, and check for any signs of damage or warping. Ensure mounting bolts are torqued correctly.

Check brake pad condition and material compatibility. Ensure the disc and pads are clean and free from contaminants. Verify brake fluid level and condition. Improper bedding-in can also lead to reduced performance.

This can be a normal characteristic of some brake compounds or could indicate issues like loose mounting hardware, worn pads, or contamination. Ensure all components are securely fastened and consider using anti-squeal paste on the back of brake pads if compatible.