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K148 Evolution Drilled Slotted Ceramic Review

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Description of K148 Evolution Drilled Slotted Ceramic

Power Stop Carbon-fiber ceramic compound significantly enhances braking performance versus traditional ceramic brake pads. Low dust braking validated through on-vehicle 3rd party tests in Los Angeles, showing on average 30% less dust versus OE. Dual layer high temp rubberized shims insulate noise for virtually silent braking. Drilled & Slotted performance rotors for maximum cooling. They are zinc plated for maximum protection against rust. Brake rotor, pad & hardware engineered to work together to increase stopping power, improve durability & eliminate dust.

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Revainrating 5 out of 5

Game-changing performance brakes

These brakes are a complete game-changer for any automotive enthusiast looking to upgrade their braking system. The drilled and SLOTTED design allows for excellent heat dissipation and reduces the risk of brake fade during high-performance driving .The ceramic material also provides exceptional stopping power and is quieter than traditional brake pads. The only potential downside is the initial cost, but the long-term benefits make it worth it. Overall highly recommend for anyone looking to…

Pros
  • Excellent braking performance and increased endurance with drilled and slotted design and ceramic material
Cons
  • Significantly more expensive than traditional brake pads and may produce more brake dust

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Great brakes, improved brake feel.

The brakes have really improved the stopping power of my '03 Montero. I used to know I was going to need new rotors and at least new rotors when accelerating from 60 mph to 0 mph at a stop sign (I'm driving on county tarmac) the brake pedal shook along with the steering wheel. After putting them on, he put them away. My 90,000-mile 03 Montero was still on the OEM discs and pads, although since I'm changing pads, I might as well change rotors. Rotors are standard size so don't worry about…

Pros
  • Brake Kits
Cons
  • Slightly dented