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EBC Racing 90-99 BMW 325 (E36) RP-1 Race Front Brake Pads

SKU: EBCDP81211RP1
Barcode: 889668207644

$191.71

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EBC Racing 90-99 BMW 325 (E36) RP-1 Race Front Brake Pads

$191.71

$191.71

Tech Specs

Brand
EBC
SKU
EBCDP81211RP1
Manufacturer part number
DP81211RP1
Category
Brakes- Rotors & Pads › Brake Pads - Racing
Shipping weight
3.5 lb
Availability
Stocked
EPA
N/A

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

RP-1 boasts good pad life but the unique characteristic of RP-1 is that it boasts exceptionally low disc wear, lower than virtually all other competitor race materials tested by EBC Racing. RP-1 has a progressive pedal feel with unrivalled modulation. RP-1 does not have the snatchy pedal feel or high levels of noise often associated with other race pads on the market. Compared to EBC Racings other track pad RP-X, RP-1 has a 25 percent reduction in friction coefficient across its working temperature range making RP-1 the more suitable choice for light-medium weight cars, cars with non EBC Big Brake Kits fitted, or vehicles with no ABS. For heavy or inherently under-servoed vehicles which suit a very aggressive pad, EBC Racings other track material RP-X may be preferable.

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