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EBC 2019+ Dodge Ram 1500/3500 (4WD) Extra Duty Front Brake Pads
$187.98
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$187.98
$187.98
Tech Specs
- Brand
- EBC
- SKU
- EBCED93122
- Shipping weight
- 7.8 lb
The UK EFI Bristol factory of EBC Brakes has used new ECO friendly technology to develop a brake pad that has unusually high friction levels yet still has good manners for street use with brake effect being strong from cold when the brake is first applied. The race pedigree of the material used also guarantees effective stopping up to temperatures exceeding 1400 F well above the maximum experienced in heavy braking, towing or downhill descents. Winter testing in Ohio on a fleet five popular light trucks showed us the proof on cold braking in the worst wet and cold conditions where many performance brakes would not even start to show good brake effect. So these are pads that have an extremely wide range of usability. The new carbon granule based Extra Duty material is also rotor friendly, minimal in dust and noiseless and each set is supplied with revolutionary NUCAP piston insert shims, another first from EBC
- Features dual slots, chamfers, and a premium Red paint finish to ensure completely silent operation after bedding.
- N-Rated: Carries the prestigious 'Leaf Mark' with the highest N rating for superior environmental safety.
- High-friction, super-grippy formula counteracts the spongy pedal feel caused by large off-road tires.
- Premium aramid-fiber construction is kinder to rotors and keeps wheel dusting to an absolute minimum.
- Capable of managing extreme thermal energy and remaining completely fade-free up to 400degC/750degF.
- Features red Brake-in? surface coating for immediate, safe braking performance after installation.
- NUCAP(R) NRS(R) equipped for perfect pad bond strength and retention.
- Extended Duty Brake Pads
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