EBC Brake Pad Bedding procedures?

conmam · 11-06-2015, 12:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Rusty

I like the Yellowstuff pads for DDing. I have the pads on my Grand Cherokee, and Power Wagon. On the Jeep, they do dust. But I haven't seen as much dust on the truck. I have about 16 trackdays with them on the Nismo. The dust doesn't stick to the rims on the Nismo because of the cooling ducts.

Mine is real dusty on the front rims and some on the rear rims as well. I will see how the performance holds up as pads and rotors wear out. So far real good. This is the best alternative other than upgrading my QX50 to the Akebono system because doing so would require me to switch to different wheels, something like the Q50 OEM sport wheels.... More money, not worth it for just 340 hp and a 4000 lbs crossover. The current set up is good enough for street and spirited canyon driving...

Rusty · 11-06-2015, 10:02 AM

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Originally Posted by conmam

Mine is real dusty on the front rims and some on the rear rims as well. I will see how the performance holds up as pads and rotors wear out. So far real good. This is the best alternative other than upgrading my QX50 to the Akebono system because doing so would require me to switch to different wheels, something like the Q50 OEM sport wheels.... More money, not worth it for just 340 hp and a 4000 lbs crossover. The current set up is good enough for street and spirited canyon driving...

The pads work GREAT on the Power Wagon.

It has 35" tires, weights 8,000 lbs, and I was towing a 10,000 lbs camper before I traded the camper in for a motorhome.

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