The GreenStuff Brakepads are suitable for all road applications but best used on lighter cars with vented rotors. We recommend Red Stuff for heavier and/or faster cars and for all cars that use non-vented rotors.

This pad features a high Kevlar content formulation resulting in an ultra high performance road pad which is extremely kind to discs. With a friction co-efficient of around 0.46µ and high resistance to brake fade (550º C) this pad is a superb upgrade for high performance street cars, high speed freeway use and consecutive heavy braking.

Greenstuff has won many awards from UK magazines, and was rated #1 fast road car brakes by UK's largest circulation motorsport magazine, Max Power, in 1999.

features and benefits:

• upgrades brake performance by 30-50%, friction co-efficient of 0.46µ
• excellent initial bite resulting in instant response - no warm-up needed
• class-leading fade resistance on the street - heat stable to a blistering 550ºC
• extremely low disc abrasion - due to high Kevlar content
• low dust formula, great for alloys - due to zero carbon content
• low vibration - smooth operation

Red Stuff Pads are suitable for high performance street driving and autocross. Ideal for everyday use in high performance vehicles such as M Roadsters, M3’s, 328 and 330 models. This is also the pad recommended for all heavier cars such as 5 and 7 series. Squeal free and nearly dust free!

EBC's semi-metallic Redstuff formulation is a high performance street pad with medium lifetime and a friction level of about 0.3µ steadily rising to 0.33µ at 750ºC. Redstuff is very kind to brake discs and can be used on highway vehicles for high performance and extreme duty use. Redstuff gives longer pad life under extreme road conditions features and benefits:

• friction co-efficient starting at 0.3µ and rising to 0.33µ once warm
• medium initial bite with friction steadily increasing with heat
• heat stable to an incredible 750ºC
• low disc abrasion

EBC Markets the RedStuff pad as a race compound. We do not agree with this, as the pads don't seem to hold up under track abuse. We have found that the pads will perform quite well on the track, exhibiting very little fade and great bite characteristics, however they do not have a very good longevity on the track. It is not uncommon to go through an entire set of pads in one Drivers' School. We do not recommend using these pads if you are doing a lot of track events. Look into the Performance Friction pads for Track Pad options.