Factory Viper Brakes Were Never Designed for This Level of Abuse
The Dodge Viper is one of the most visceral American sports cars ever built, and the RFK.719.01 Rotora Street Challenge Front Brake System matches that performance with a 6-piston RF606 forged aluminum caliper and 355x32mm 2-piece floating rotor. Whether you push the Viper on the track or the back roads, this front brake upgrade delivers the fade resistance and pedal confidence the platform demands.
Key Features
- 6-piston RF606 forged aluminum caliper for consistent, high clamping force
- 355x32mm 2-piece floating rotor for reduced weight and improved heat dissipation
- Direct bolt-on fitment for the front axle, no permanent modification required
- Available in 10 caliper finishes including Natural Anodize (Zinc)
- Slotted or Drilled rotor face options to match braking preference
- Stainless steel braided brake lines included for firmer pedal feel
- Performance brake pads matched to the RF606 caliper included
- Engineered for sustained track use without brake fade
Fitment
| Year Range | Make | Model |
|---|---|---|
| 2003-2017 | Dodge | Viper |
Specifications
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| MPN | RFK.719.01 |
| Caliper Type | 6-piston RF606 forged aluminum |
| Rotor Size | 355x32mm |
| Rotor Type | 2-piece floating disc |
| Position | Front |
| Finish Options | 10 caliper colors, Slotted or Drilled rotor |
| Fitment | 2003-2017 Dodge Viper |
| Warranty | Manufacturer limited warranty |
What’s Included
- 2x RF606 6-piston forged aluminum calipers
- 2x 355x32mm 2-piece floating rotors
- Stainless steel braided brake lines
- Mounting brackets and hardware
- Performance brake pads
About Rotora
Rotora designs and manufactures big brake kits for street and track enthusiasts, engineering forged aluminum calipers and 2-piece rotors that deliver consistent stopping power under demanding conditions.
Related Parts on Our Site
- Dodge Viper 2003-2010 Street Challenge Rear Brake System
FAQ
What is the RFK.719.01?
The RFK.719.01 is a Rotora Street Challenge front brake system for the 2003-2017 Dodge Viper, featuring a 6-piston RF606 forged aluminum caliper and a 355x32mm 2-piece floating rotor.
Does this kit fit all Dodge Viper trims from 2003 to 2017?
Yes, this kit is designed to fit the front axle of Dodge Viper models across the 2003-2017 model years.
What caliper colors are available?
The RFK.719.01 is available in 10 caliper finishes, including Red, Dark Metallic Blue, Silver, Gloss Black, Green, Orange, Light Metallic Blue, White, Black Hard-Anodize Finish, Yellow, and Natural Anodize (Zinc).
What is the difference between Slotted and Drilled rotors?
Slotted rotors clear gas and debris from the pad surface, while Drilled rotors add additional cooling channels through the rotor face. Both are available for this kit.
Does this kit include brake pads?
Yes, performance brake pads matched to the RF606 caliper are included with this kit.
Is this a front or rear brake system?
The RFK.719.01 is a front brake system. A matching rear system is available separately for 2003-2010 Viper models.
Will I need to modify my Viper to install this kit?
No, this kit is designed for direct bolt-on installation on the front axle without permanent modification.
What is the rotor construction on this kit?
The RFK.719.01 uses a 355x32mm 2-piece floating rotor design for reduced rotational weight and improved heat dissipation.
Install Instructions
- Lift the vehicle and secure it on jack stands, then remove the front wheels.
- Remove the factory front calipers and disconnect the brake lines.
- Remove the factory front rotors and brake hardware.
- Install the new 355x32mm 2-piece floating rotors onto the front hubs.
- Mount the RF606 6-piston calipers using the supplied brackets and hardware.
- Install the included performance brake pads into the calipers.
- Connect the new stainless steel braided brake lines and torque all fittings.
- Bleed the brake system thoroughly and check for leaks.
- Reinstall the wheels, torque to spec, and bed in the new brakes before hard driving.
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
