Your Automotive Brake Pads Simply Aren't Good Enough

Have you ever looked at the front wheels of your vehicle and notice all the debris on them? This is brake dust, which is common with OEM brake pads. Upgrading to EBC brake pads will reduce this dust to half and even more depending on which ones you choose. EBC Ultimax pads are direct OEM replacements for basic daily driving and give off less dust with improved braking power. If you have to smash your brake pedal to the floor for it to slow down, then chances are your brake pads need to be replaced. Upon replacement, you will not have to clean your wheels for thousands of miles. Ultrarev has every possible type of brake pad available along with the best prices!

If you are hearing some squealing from your brakes while slowing down, your brake pads also need to be replaced. There is a small piece of metal on each brake pad that acts as a wear bar. When the brake pad is worn out, the wear bar will rub on the rotor, letting you know its time to be changed! If you need a stronger pad for more spirited driving, then the EBC greenstuff brake pads are for you. Their organic compound is super soft and noiseless for a quite drive. They are also more affordable then all other replacement brake pads.

For track and race day, you need something strong that can handle high temperatures and constant braking. The OEM brake pads on your vehicle simply will not handle these types of driving situations. The pads will heat up too quick and crack. Your day will be cut short. EBC bluestuff, EBC orangestuff and EBC yellowstuff will fit your needs depending on what you are looking for. These are all rated for high performance racing conditions. They are a harder compound and have a wide heat range to handle both hot and cold temperatures, but perform at their peak during hot conditions.

Research is key when upgrading your brake pads. If you choose the wrong ones, they can be the underlying cause of why your brakes are failing. Soft pads should not be used on high performance vehicles, just like hard pads should not be used on vehicles that are driven under normal circumstances. Aftermarket pads are a common upgrade these days, as most people want to avoid the car dealerships.