yendor
Well-Known Member
Guys, I am posting this on behalf of UM2.
UM2 is offering to bring in Red Stuff Ceramic Pads for you cars at about $240 per axle set excl fitting. The Red Stuff Ceramic pads use copper in the friction compound formulation to help reduce the amount of heat build up in the pad when auto cars come to a stop. It is this heat build up that does the damage to the rotors. The Green Stuff pads with their kelvar compound offers a better grip on initial application of the brakes compared to the Red Stuff Ceramic but it also runs a lot hotter as Kelvar is also a good thermal insulator.
The Red Stuff Ceramic does produce some dust but it is about half of the original BMW pads.
I personally have used EBC Greens in my VW Passat and they never failed me. The only issue that i had was that after a hard stop for the lights, i would apply the hand brake while leaving the car in D. This allowed the pads to ease away from the discs and reduce heat soak damage.
Is anyone interested?
Cheers
UM2 is offering to bring in Red Stuff Ceramic Pads for you cars at about $240 per axle set excl fitting. The Red Stuff Ceramic pads use copper in the friction compound formulation to help reduce the amount of heat build up in the pad when auto cars come to a stop. It is this heat build up that does the damage to the rotors. The Green Stuff pads with their kelvar compound offers a better grip on initial application of the brakes compared to the Red Stuff Ceramic but it also runs a lot hotter as Kelvar is also a good thermal insulator.
The Red Stuff Ceramic does produce some dust but it is about half of the original BMW pads.
I personally have used EBC Greens in my VW Passat and they never failed me. The only issue that i had was that after a hard stop for the lights, i would apply the hand brake while leaving the car in D. This allowed the pads to ease away from the discs and reduce heat soak damage.
Is anyone interested?
Cheers