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2018 S63 Brake Pads EBC Redstuff
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2018 S63 Brake Pads EBC Redstuff
I can not for the life of me find the correct part for the rear brake pads. Been checking the forums for the past few days and FCP Euro doesn't have the EBC Redstuff rear pads. Can someone point me in the right direction for the part number of the rear pads please? I bought "DP31939C" for the front pads.
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Well, I have over 20K miles on my Powerstop pads and they have performed flawlessly. The dust is a big problem, it is not just on the wheels, that stuff goes everywhere on all of the suspension components and brake parts ruining finishes on anything it sits on for a while. You do you though.
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Carbon ceramic rotors get pads designed for CC brakes.
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Mechanics and engineers often have difffering opinions. There is no such thing as a "match". A better explanation would be to help you understand the "interaction" between the pads and rotors. While it's true that you have to be careful to not go cheap on brake pads, this isn't the 1980's. In the past, there was more hype than solid engineering, but that's not the case now. There are tons of great options available, just understand there are some performance tradeoffs; rotor wear, sound, brake dust, corrsion resistance, heat dissipation, pedal feel, etc. For the most part, you can always make a car stop, brakes are pretty basic in that way, but the way the pedal feels and how that changes in different use cases is of primary importance. Having said that; your safest choice is OEM.
