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EBC UD923 Ultimax Brake Pad Set - Kevlar, OE replacement
Part #: E35UD923 | Mfr #: UD923
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- Series: EBC Ultimax
- Location: Front
- Material: Kevlar
- Product Fit: OE replacement
- Quantity Sold: 2-wheel set
- Recommended Use: OE comparable
- Anticipated Ship Out Time: 1-2 business days
- Asbestos Free: Yes
- Does Not Include: Brake sensor
- Includes: Shims
- Warranty: 3-month or 5,000-mile EBC warranty excluding wear and tear or race use
Product reviews
Decent by tohondero, July 21, 2009
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So far no noise. I've been wanting to try aftermarket car parts for a while (firm believer in genuine parts) so I hope I'm not dissapointed.
by Toyonut, November 11, 2008
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Replaced both rotors and pads with the EBC ultimax and couldn't be happier. Asside from the stock rotors being a royal pain in the butt to get off, the installation went seamlessly. The quality is great, being that there EBC. I love the fact that the rotors are zinc coated and won't rust out like non-coated rotors do. Have noticed an increase in performance over stock, though I haven't had to test them out yet. They seem smoother when coming to a stop and overall feel better.
Very competent brake pads by keith3267, July 27, 2008
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These work very well for normal street driving. They are not high performance race pads, which tend to not work well under street conditions, they work very well when cold and will still pull the car down from 80+ without fade. I haven't tried them above that speed.
