Carbon metallic brake pads front by performance friction.
Carbon metallic brake pads.
The metallic elements in our pad material dramatically improve braking.
Metallic brake pads are comprised of anywhere between 30 and 70 metals including copper iron steel or other composite alloys.
You should understand the different applications for all of these and choose the brake pads that make sense depending on how you are using your vehicle.
Carbonmetallic brake pads outperform all ceramic and semi metallic pads in noise tests resulting in less than 1 noisy stops.
Carbonmetallic brake pads deliver more stopping power throughout the operating temperature range resulting in a firmer and more responsive pedal.
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There are different variations of metallic brake pads which could have as little as 30 metals or up to 70 metals.
Filler materials like graphite lubricant are also used to mold the brake pad into its final form.
These various metals are combined with graphite lubricant as well as other fillers to complete the brake bad.
Brake pads come in several different materials including organic semi metallic metallic carbon fiber and ceramic.
Carbon provides stability at elevated temperatures making the pad less likely to deform and deteriorate.
Carbon metallic pad compounds give you the optimum performance combination the ultimate in stopping power and fade free performance.