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Ceramic Brake
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Royalty Rotors Ceramic Brake Pads
3 times mentioned • Chester Loh • 12 May 2018
Royalty Rotors Ceramic Brake Pads
Mercedes-Benz 190E C Class Royalty Rotors Ceramic Brake Pads - Front. Royalty Rotors Ceramic Brake Pads.
Royalty Rotors Ceramic Pads are manufactured from man-made aramid fibers including Dupont, Kevlar, and Twaron,. Based upon exhaustive dynamometer and fleet testing, they perform favorably against other high performance pads but without the high price tag. Designed for ultra-high performance driving and hard-braking applications, these brake pads offer drivers extreme stopping power and high resistance to brake fade at high temperatures.
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Long Service Life
38 times mentioned • Mandy B B • 12 May 2018
Long Service Life
Ceramic. Made of ceramic fiber, non-ferrous filler material, adhesive and a small amount of metal. Long service life. Brake performance. No noise and no dust. Price is on the high side. Ceramic Brake pads. Friction coefficient 0.39, wear rate 0.2-0.4, service life: the Front is 40,000~50,000km, and the rear is 70,000~90,000km. No noise, no dust, less wear on the brake disc, smooth and uniform brake process, small thermal recession. Car products parts.
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Stainless Steel Brake
4 times mentioned • Peter Pan • 11 July 2018
Stainless Steel Brake
The carbon ceramic brake rotors in this package weigh almost 50% less than equivalent cast-iron units. They also and have a lifespan of up to 4x longer and are capable of operating at extreme temperatures without warping. These vented vane carbon ceramic rotors feature a lightweight, hard anodized aluminum hat and come assembled with the highest quality hardware. We also include Alpha braided stainless steel brake lines, Alpha spec brake pads.
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