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EBC 22-24 Toyota GR Supra RP-X Race Front Brake Pads
$370.88
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$370.88
$370.88
Tech Specs
- Brand
- EBC
- SKU
- EBCDP82522RPX
- Shipping weight
- 5.0 lb
Aggressive initial bite and ultra-high race performance.EBC Brakes Racing RP-X? delivers an exceptional 0.55 friction coefficient with 100% cold brake response from ambient up to 750degC (1400degF) - engineered perfectly for sprint racing, hill climbs, and circuit drivers who demand an immediate, powerful pedal bite without needing to warm up the pads.
- Achieves maximum braking effect instantly from cold, making it the premier choice for sprints, hill climbs, and immediate track performance.
- Premium stainless steel backing plates significantly lower heat transfer to the calipers and eliminate the need for blistering paint.
- Designed strictly for competitive track and motorsport environments and is NOT R90 approved for public road use in European markets.
- Delivers an intensely aggressive initial bite and firm, commanding pedal response for drivers who favor sharp deceleration.
- Maintains a powerful and stable 0.55 friction rating all the way from freezing cold up to a scorching 750degC (1400degF).
- Formulated to offer excellent track pad longevity throughout heavy endurance racing and circuit abuse.
- NUCAP(R) NRS(R) equipped for perfect pad bond strength and retention.
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