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EBC 00-02 Ford Excursion 5.4 2WD Greenstuff Front Brake Pads
$142.09
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$142.09
$142.09
Tech Specs
- Brand
- EBC
- SKU
- EBCDP61308
- Shipping weight
- 5.5 lb
Built to stop heavier vehicles with confidence. EBC Brakes Elite? delivers 10%+ improved braking, fade resistance, and strong pedal feel for trucks and SUVs - ideal for daily driving, towing, and hauling. Formulated with a heavy-duty, high-friction compound, these pads withstand high thermal loads to prevent fade under heavy stress. They protect your rotors from uneven wear, deliver whisper-quiet operation, and give you complete control when carrying heavy loads or pulling trailers.
- Strong, reliable, and refined - this pad is the ideal upgrade for SUVs and light trucks that demand better braking confidence both on the road and under load.
- Features red Brake-in? surface coating for immediate, safe braking performance after installation.
- Medium dust formulation keeps wheels cleaner while maintaining strong, consistent braking.
- Designed to be gentle on rotors, helping reduce disc wear and extend service life.
- Built to withstand repeated heavy braking without fade or performance drop-off.
- Suitable for all light trucks, Jeeps, and SUVs and approved for highway use.
- Provides excellent brake control and improved pedal feel over stock pads.
- NUCAP(R) NRS(R) equipped for perfect pad bond strength and retention.
- Sport Replacement Pad For Truck/SUV
- Improves Stopping Power
- Lower Dust
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