Product Parameter
|
Location |
Front brake |
Diameter |
255.5mm |
|
Brake Disc Thickness |
24mm |
Minimum Thickness |
22mm |
|
Centering Diameter |
60mm |
Height |
47.1mm |
|
Number Of Holes |
4+1 |
Pitch Circle Diameter |
114.3mm |
|
Solid Or Vented |
S |
Weight |
5.4kg |
Car Model
The front brake disc of SUZUKI Forenza 55311-85Z10 is compatible with a wide range of cars, as follows:


CHEVROLET Optra (Canada) 4-2.0L F/inj. (16V) DOHC (Z) 2004-2007
SUZUKI Forenza 4-2.0L F/inj. (16V) DOHC (5) 2004-2008
SUZUKI Reno 4-2.0L F/inj. (16V) DOHC 2005-2008
Reference No.
There are different corresponding codes for the front brake disc of SUZUKI Forenza 55311-85Z10
|
ACDelco |
18A1812 |
OE |
55311-85Z10 |
|
AIMCO |
31390 |
RAYBESTOS 980338 |
980338 |
|
BENDIX |
145612 |
WAGNER |
BD126314 |
|
BENDIX |
PRT5612 |
CENTRIC |
121.49009 |
|
CENTRIC |
12049009 |
Surface Treatment [Advantages of Surface Spraying Technology: Fundamentally resolve the issue of rust edges






Original Forenza brake discs tend to develop rust at the edges and in the ventilation channels; it's difficult to remove this rust when replacing the discs, and a sledgehammer is required for that purpose. For the front brake disc of SUZUKI Forenza 55311-85Z10 model, we applied water-based acrylic anti-rust paint directly on the non-friction surfaces, ensuring that all ventilation grooves and flange areas were properly coated. Unlike those pungent alkyd paints, this coating has extremely low VOC levels; after curing, its adhesion score is zero, and even after 240 hours of salt spray exposure, no corrosion occurs. You can install these discs right away without using any cleaning agents – simply wipe the friction surfaces with a cloth to remove the anti-rust coating, and this will not contaminate the brake pads. We conducted a small survey within the Forenza enthusiast group: discs coated with this paint remained clean throughout a rainy season, unlike bare discs which would produce yellowish liquid as soon as they got wet. To put it simply, preventing rust on brake discs isn't some complicated process; it depends merely on whether one is willing to invest in the necessary materials and manufacturing techniques.
Machining Workshop
When machining this the front brake disc of SUZUKI Forenza 55311-85Z10 , we adopt a double-spindle CNC vertical lathe. The blank is clamped once, and both upper and lower friction surfaces as well as mounting surfaces are fully machined in a single setup. The parallelism between the two surfaces is controlled within 0.01 mm, and the measured end face runout does not exceed 0.04 mm, which is far stricter than many original equipment (OE) factory standards. After production, all units undergo full dynamic balance inspection, with single-side unbalance limited to less than 8 g·cm. The weight removal drill only cuts the thick main reduction area to avoid compromising the structural integrity of the air ducts. The workshop is also equipped with a direct-reading spectrometer; every batch of molten iron is tested for carbon, silicon, manganese, sulfur, phosphorus, chromium and copper. If the chemical composition deviates even slightly, the entire furnace of molten iron is discarded. These processes may seem trivial, yet they deliver the reliable performance that keeps the steering wheel completely stable when Forenza drivers hit the brakes at highway speeds-all made possible by these rigorous manufacturing techniques.

After-sales Service Guarantee: Avoid Double Troubles Over Brake Discs
If you purchase the 55311-85Z10 brake disc compatible with Suzuki Forenza, we provide an extended 24-month or 60,000-kilometer warranty, whichever comes first. Should abnormal vibration or abnormal cracks on the disc surface occur during use, send us a video for verification by our after-sales technical team. We will ship a brand-new replacement immediately without requiring you to return the worn disc.
However, if the disc's thickness drops below 22 millimeters due to normal wear, it has reached the end of its service life and must be replaced at your own expense.
Additionally, if you encounter abnormal noises or poor piston retraction during installation, do not rush to disassemble the parts. Feel free to contact us at any time. Such issues are mostly minor problems caused by rubbing splash shields or stuck brake pad retaining clips, and we can diagnose the root cause remotely via video call.
FAQ
Q: There is surface rust on the newly replaced brake disc part number 55311-85Z10. Is this normal?
A: It's completely normal. If the cast iron friction surface gets wet and sits for two days, a thin layer of light surface rust will form, which will disappear after gently applying the brakes a few times. However, if crusty rust that flakes off forms on the disc edges and ventilation channels, that means no anti-rust coating was applied. The non-friction surfaces of our 55311-85Z10 are fully protected by paint, so deep rust will never develop there.
Q: Does this brake disc require special break-in after installation?
A: You need to drive carefully for the first 200 kilometers. Avoid hard, abrupt full stops right away. This allows the brake pad material to transfer evenly onto the disc surface and form a dense friction film. Many Forenza vehicle owners report that after proper break-in, the brake pedal feel becomes extremely linear, with no jerky surging when following other vehicles at low speeds-this effect comes entirely from that friction film.
Q: Does steering wheel wobble from light braking at high speeds always mean defective brake discs?
A: In nine out of ten cases, the issue stems from excessive disc thickness variation, also known as excessive lateral runout. Install the precisely dynamically balanced 55311-85Z10, grind all rust off the wheel hub before fitting, and tighten the wheel bolts diagonally with a torque wrench-this will almost always eliminate the wobble completely. If shaking persists, inspect the lower control arm bushings and wheel bearings on the Forenza; do not automatically blame the brake discs.
Last News
Industry Chats & Maintenance Tips
Here's one last maintenance trick: many owners of old Forenza vehicles still experience rapid brake disc wear even after replacing the discs, and the root cause lies in mismatched brake pad formulations. Do not opt for cheap semi-metallic pads with high metal content-they are highly abrasive, generate large amounts of black dust and wear down brake discs quickly. When paired with our part 55311-85Z10, install ceramic low-metallic pads instead. They produce minimal dust, keep brake disc temperature rise low, and deliver smooth, long-lasting performance.
Additionally, a prominent trend for aftermarket brake discs is moving toward "direct-fit installation with enhanced rust resistance". We are already testing electrophoretic black paint for the next generation of this brake disc model, which will drastically extend its anti-rust service life.
Keep a digital caliper in your vehicle at all times to measure the remaining thickness of brake discs during each maintenance session. If the front brake discs of the Forenza drop below 22 millimeters, replace them without hesitation-braking performance is never an area to cut corners.
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