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Originally Posted by cossie1600
Are you sure they don't have any metal at all? When I used them on my Corvette, there would be sparks coming out of the front pads
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I stand correctted. Because even the XP12's are rotor friendly, I assumed they lacked metal. Looks like they use some metal in the pads.
Smarter construction.
Only Carbotech uses a proprietary Ceramic and Metallic brake construction, not the carbon and iron used in conventional brake systems. Since carbon and iron combine to form carbide, which is used in cutting tools, you can imagine what those brakes are doing to your rotors.
Carbotech Performance Brakes utilize true race compounds that are “rotor friendly,” eliminating the grabbing and locking up that keep so many drivers and race cars from performing at their peak. You want to go deep to gain those precious fractions of a second before you need to brake, and only Carbotech brakes let you do just that. In every turn, all race long.