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EBC S26 Brake Pad and Rotor Kit
$1,197.08
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$1,197.08
$1,197.08
Tech Specs
- Brand
- EBC
- SKU
- EBCS26KF1053
- Manufacturer part number
- S26KF1053
- Category
- Brakes- Rotors & Pads › Brake Rotors - 2 Piece
- Availability
- Stocked
- EPA
- N/A
P2DK-Y Kits include either premium front or rear Yellowstuff performance brake pads for daily and fast road driving, paired with precision-engineered 2-piece front brake discs. Featuring EBC's signature Thermic Black coating on all non-swept surface areas, these rotors offer long-lasting corrosion resistance, superior heat management, and clean through-wheel styling alongside zero-fade stopping power.
- Stainless bobbins reduce the requirement for regular rotor maintenance and ensure the outer ring continues to float freely even when used on the street with corrosive salts and other street grime.
- Fully floating 2-piece rotor allows outer ring to expand freely in response to heat, reducing stress, extending rotor life and reducing rotor cracking during extreme use.
- Each bobbin assembly features an anti-rattle spring clip ensuring silent operation when driving on the public highway.
- Drive bobbins machined from a single piece of stainless steel giving maximum strength and corrosion resistance.
- R90 Approved: Fully ECE R90 approved, ensuring safe, legal, and reliable braking for road use.
- Fast street use on modern sedans & hot hatches with maximum stopping power.
- Aramid fibre-based for high brake effect even from cold.
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