EBC Brakes DP71650 7000 Series Greenstuff SUV Supreme Compound Brake Pad (Red) Review

Install them on all 4 corners of my 2008 Dodge Ram 2500. Braking power is good. Dust exposure isn't too bad for "performance" brakes. The only complaint is how quickly they wear out. Less than 25,000 miles and my front pads are almost completely gone.

Spent more than double what I would have spent on new front pads, mainly due to the claim that there is significantly less brake dust than regular ceramic. Effective stopping power but nothing flashy compared to previous standard pads and just as much dust. The lifespan of the pad ultimately determines whether they are worth the money.

These are great rotating pads. Installation was easy. Didn't notice the brakes were dirty like some other reviews. You may not have performed the lapping procedure for the brake pads correctly. They stopped as well or better than my standard pads during the initial break-in. After a few hundred kilometers they hold up much better than the stock ones. I'm happy

Brake pads got VERY dusty during break-in but got better after a few hundred miles. A thousand miles later, they're still pretty dusty. My wheels are pretty dirty after a week of daily riding. It is comparable to a new BMW/Benz with dusty brake pads. I didn't expect that from a low dust mat. But they hold up well. The brakes immediately felt stronger than the OEM Mopar pads and have a nice progressive feel.

I finally installed these pads on my 2004 Dodge Ram 2500 Diesel (truck is about 7000 pounds). Here are my observations: They hold up much better than the originals. So good that I'm worried about the longevity of the rotor. Only time will tell but they are holding up very well. They produce a lot of dust on the wheels. Way better than any rug I've ever used. Now that may be because they are just lapping and the dust wears off over time, but now there's a lot of dust. Would I buy them again? I'm

I've been exploring all the premium brake pad options for my beloved 2006 Cummins Dodge Ram 2500. Good for the first 60,000 km. I last decided on this EBC and bought it from Revain. I'm in my 50's and drive my truck like an old man, putting most of the mileage on these pads from highway driving. To say that after just under 30,000 miles on these EBC pads I was disappointed and found them worn down to metal bearings would be an understatement. I went back to the original Mopar premium pads (not…