Canadian Market brake rotors different than US market for our trucks?

[atxjax]

So Im on Rock Auto getting some parts to do a front brake job on my 97 Mountaineer 5.0 Automatic AWD. Looking at getting a decent price on rotors but the ones I selected say that they are designed for " Canadian Market Vehicles ".


Are the Canadian and US explorers / mountaineers different when it comes to rotors and brake parts?

 

[Flash]

Maybe ask Rock Auto?

 

[rkh58]

I'm thinking CA may mean California not Canada.

 

[atxjax]

I'm thinking CA may mean California not Canada.

When selecting the part it has a little Canadian flag icon next to it.

 

[SoNic67]

Low copper pads required from 2014 for California and 2015 for Washington. Program is called "leaf mark":
http://www.centricparts.com/tech-support/brake-pad-material-legislation
http://www.autoserviceprofessional....nation-covers-low-copper-compliant-brake-pads
http://www.nsf.org/newsroom/bmc-selects-nsf-as-official-brake-friction-material-registrar/

 

[atxjax]

I still dont know the answer. Thanks for the links but this is for rotors not brake pads.....

Decided against ordering from RA. By the time I factor in shipping costs for heavy ass rotors, i can get them locally for a buck or two more. Not worth the savings.............Thanks though.

 

[ccm2001]

No there the same , I went to Partsource with part ## off rock auto and ordered there for cheaper then Rockauto

 

[corkey]

i live in Canada, bought parts from the US , they were the same, no difference,,

 

[bill06447]

The same page and same part when I look it up on RA does not have that note...

Bill