Rear Ceramic Pads by EBC BRAKE - DP31996C

EBC offers Redstuff ceramic brake pads that are made with a Kevlar-based fiber compound enhanced with ceramic particles instead of metallic steel wool found on 99% of vehicles from manufacturers today. Formulated specifically for heavier cars and trucks with high levels of performance, Redstuff pads can handle the heat generated by heavy loads and provide long life while generating minimal dust residue. While they provide a more gradual level of grip than EBC Yellowstuff pads, their braking power is nonetheless a substantial improvement over semi-metallic brake pads. During independent tests at 100 miles per hour, Redstuff brake pads have been shown to reduce the distance it took to stop some vehicles by 50 feet. Ceramic brake pads are used in Formula 1, Nascar, and most forms of championship racing for many reasons. Ceramic brake pads by EBC offer the ability to stay cool under the most severe conditions. Used with perforated rotors, heat buildup is reduced so much that brake fade from fluid reaching boiling temperature is eliminated. Ceramic brake pads are far quieter due to their higher resonant frequency undetectable by human ears, and once the initial bed-in period of 1,500 miles has passed, you'll rarely hear any noise from Redstuff pads. Equally important, the brake dust that ceramic pads produce is very less, and non-adhesive to wheel surfaces.

• Redstuff ceramic brake pads by EBC are manufactured from wear-resistant compounds and last longer than OEM ones
• EBC ceramic brake pads eliminate squealing under the most extreme cold or hot temperatures
• EBC brake pads offer low brake dust and 15% brake improvement
• Superior ceramic pad compounds resist heat buildup, dust, and squealing
• Capable of repeated heavy brake use without brake fall-off Very minimal disc or rotor damage characteristics
• EBC Redstuff ceramic brake pads are ECE R90 type approved for most cars
• Features red "brake-in" surface coating for instant safe braking after install

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