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Ultima | Front Brake Disc Rotor (Single) | Honda Civic FK, FK2, FK3 2012–2017 280mm Manual | AAP2612

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Ultima | Front Brake Disc Rotor (Single) | Honda Civic FK, FK2, FK3 2012–2017 280mm Manual | AAP2612Ultima Front Brake Disc Rotor (Single) for Honda Civic FK, FK2, FK3 (20122017) Manual 280mm High quality vented front rotor designed for Honda Civic FK, FK2, and FK3 manual transmission models from 20122017. Precision machined 280mm rotor delivers smooth, reliable braking and long service life under Australian driving conditions. Warranty 1 year 20,000 km Why Ultima? Ultima braking components are engineered to OEM standards for fitment, strength, and

Ultima Front Brake Disc Rotor (Single) for Honda Civic FK, FK2, FK3 (2012–2017) Manual – 280mm

High-quality vented front rotor designed for Honda Civic FK, FK2, and FK3 manual transmission models from 2012–2017. Precision-machined 280mm rotor delivers smooth, reliable braking and long service life under Australian driving conditions.

Warranty

1 year / 20,000 km

Why Ultima?

Ultima braking components are engineered to OEM standards for fitment, strength, and consistent braking performance. Each rotor is dynamically balanced and made from high-carbon cast iron for dependable performance, stability, and quiet operation.

Key Features:

  • Application: Front brake disc rotor for Honda Civic FK, FK2, FK3 2012–2017 manual models
  • Design: Vented – 280mm diameter
  • Material: High-carbon cast iron
  • Performance: Smooth, quiet, and reliable braking under all conditions
  • Fitment: Direct OE replacement – no modifications required
  • Unit of Measure: Sold individually (1 piece)

Technical Specifications

  • Brand: Ultima
  • Part Number (SKU): AAP2612
  • System Type: Front Brake Disc Rotor (Vented)
  • Material: High-Carbon Cast Iron
  • Position: Front
  • Vehicle Models: Honda Civic FK, FK2, FK3
  • Years: 2012–2017
  • Use: Passenger Vehicle (Manual Transmission)

Vehicle Fitment Information

Make Model Series Years Position
Honda Civic FK, FK2, FK3 2012–2017 Front

Important Information

  • Suits 280mm manual-transmission front rotor setup
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