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Chino, California, US

Chino, California, US
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EBC Brakes DP21827 EBC Greenstuff 2000 Series Sport Brake Pads 09-14 CTS STS

Disc Brake Pad

EBC Greenstuff 2000 Series Sport Brake Pads

EBC Greenstuff 2000 Series Sport Brake Pads;


FEATURES:
  • Number One Selling Sport Pad
  • Ideal For Lighter Sport Compacts
  • Reduces Heat Fade
  • Improves Stopping Power
  • Minimal Dusting

EBC Brakes manufactures the largest range of brakes in the world manufacturing every size and shape of brake pad and rotor in its UK or USA plant locations. These include Motorcycle Brakes,Mountain Bike Brakes,ATV Brakes and Brakes for cars,SUV and trucks in both organic and sintered versions for applications right up to railway rolling stock,heavy trucks,buses and military vehicles. With a worldwide work force of over 400 people EBC Brakes is an independently owned and managed leader in the brake market, proud of its customers, its products, its success and its people






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