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Not all brake pads are the same! In this video, we break down the EBC Brakes lineup, from OEM replacements to track-ready performance pads. Whether you’re looking for daily driver comfort or race-day stopping power, we’ve got you covered. Learn about Ultimax 2, Green Stuff, Red Stuff, Yellow Stuff, Blue Stuff, and RPX brake pads to find the perfect match for your ride!
Timestamps
00:00 – Introduction | Why Brake Pads Matter
00:50 – EBC Brakes Overview | UK-Based Quality & Performance
01:30 – Ultimax 2 Brake Pads | Best for OEM Replacement & Daily Driving
02:45 – Green Stuff Brake Pads | Enhanced Performance for Street Use
04:00 – Red Stuff Brake Pads | Low-Dust Ceramic Upgrade for Street Cars
05:55 – Yellow Stuff Brake Pads | Entry-Level Track & Street Performance
07:40 – Blue Stuff Brake Pads | Best All-Around Track & Street Combo
08:50 – Which EBC Brake Pad is Right for You? | Final Thoughts
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I deal with fade sometimes when slowing down with trailers repeatedly. What is a good pad? Im not worried about dust. Or noise. Yellow seem like a good option?
I’ve been using yellow-stuff pads on my 350z for the past 3 years. Will have to replace my pads for the third time since buying the car this summer. I am leaning towards the blue stuff due to the longer life and less dust. The yellow stuff is amazing. In the -30c weather that we’ve had in Canada this past year I haven’t noticed any excessive noise or worse braking when cold. I would highly recommend the yellow-stuff if you are looking for a pad that can do it all. The only reason I am upgrading to blue stuff is to see if that extra life is worth it. I will say, if you are a stickler for dust the yellow stuff will definitely make your life miserable. I wash my car often and enjoy doing so. So, I don’t care too much about the dust
Confusing, expensive and from the land of Lucas electric and Smiths gauges.
In my humble opinion, I wish they were all black. I do not want to see a random color when looking at my wheels/calipers.