EBC Yellowstuff Rear Brake Pads Subaru WRX 22-25 MT without eyesight / BRZ 2013-2025 | DP41758R

Fitment Information: These brake pads fit 2022 - 2025 Subaru WRX (only without eyesight or electronic parking brake), 2013 - 2024 Subaru BRZ (without Brembo brakes), 2013 - 2016 Scion FR - S, and 2017 - 2024 Toyota 86 (without Brembo brakes). Yellowstuff Street Pad Features: The high - friction formula boosts the brake effect by 30 - 40%. It has zero brake fade, perfect for high - speed driving. It can handle repeated heavy braking without performance drop - off. It causes very little damage to discs/rotors. Suitable for short track events and racing. The medium - hardness material gives a great pedal feel. If you just need stopping power, this is the right choice. It's ECE R 90 type approved for most cars. It features a red 'brake in' surface coating for instant safe braking after installation. The EBC yellow 1793 compound is a top - notch all - rounder. It has high friction even when cold, no warm - up needed for street use. When heated up, the brakes perform even better. It can grip well even for truck - weight loads and doesn't fade from heat. EBC yellows pass ECE Brake safety tests, performing at least as well as stock pads when cold. When they get hot, they really shine. On Japanese cars with lower - friction FF rated pads, it offers a higher level of stopping power. On German cars with GG rated pads, it's one of the few aftermarket pads that can match or beat the German OE spec pads. It's a high - performance pad that behaves well on the street. Ideal for track and street use, it beds in quickly and is great for upgrading street vehicle brakes.

Using these EBC Yellowstuff rear brake pads is straightforward. First, make sure your vehicle is one of the compatible models as listed in the fitment information. When installing, follow the standard brake pad installation procedures. After installation, take it easy for the first few miles to let the red 'brake in' surface coating work its magic and ensure instant safe braking. During normal use, these pads can handle repeated heavy braking, but try to avoid extremely harsh and sudden braking as much as possible to prolong their lifespan. When it comes to maintenance, regularly check the brake pads for wear. If you notice a significant decrease in braking performance or hear strange noises, it might be time to replace the pads. Also, keep the braking system clean to prevent debris from affecting the pad's performance.