After a disappointing experience with EBC Reds, their lack braking power, and fading on a the track, I was sent a full set of yellowstuff by EBC. I installed them with new rotors all around and a fluid bleed.
I broke them in with ebcs recommended method of regular driving for 500 miles though I did do some higher speed hard braking with a few hundred miles on them to get a good bedding established.
After some basic spirited canyon driving I got a good feel for them. Initial bite is good, then an unsettling gap of braking power unless you get some good heat into them.
A big problem is how grabby they are after the small gap of weak braking. They are not linear in braking power, grabby and fade with spirited canyon driving. What a let down overall. No more EBC for me.
Also, I noticed the soft backing pad on the front pads have shifted and bubbled a little. Maybe a cause of the symptoms mentioned.
I broke them in with ebcs recommended method of regular driving for 500 miles though I did do some higher speed hard braking with a few hundred miles on them to get a good bedding established.
After some basic spirited canyon driving I got a good feel for them. Initial bite is good, then an unsettling gap of braking power unless you get some good heat into them.
A big problem is how grabby they are after the small gap of weak braking. They are not linear in braking power, grabby and fade with spirited canyon driving. What a let down overall. No more EBC for me.
Also, I noticed the soft backing pad on the front pads have shifted and bubbled a little. Maybe a cause of the symptoms mentioned.
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