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Same reason why I run SBS. Same braking power but last longer. About the same price too.
Brake pads BREMBO Z04 Or VESRAH XX
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I have no experience with EBC pads with M4 but with other caliper i didn't like there
Z04 pads are the best with SBS DS (same performance, same low consumption and same price): for track the best
for street for me the best are the brembo pads for M4 caliper ducati or aprilia
Z04 pads are the best with SBS DS (same performance, same low consumption and same price): for track the best
for street for me the best are the brembo pads for M4 caliper ducati or aprilia
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like that
you can see on your original pads the friction material
you can see on your original pads the friction material
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While you're on the topic, how can you differentiate the pad material properties on the normal street brembo pads from part numbers? For the stylema calipers the genuine ducati pads cost $400 AUD here (for both front calipers). Can be had for $300 AUD with discount. You can buy genuine Suzuki or Triumph part numbers of the same brembo pads for a total of $160. Massive difference in cost but there can be some differences in the number listings on the back. I was never able to find any info on how brembo lists compound differences on their pads.
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from the seller's website
Brembo Genuine Parts pads.
Chosen by motorcycle manufacturers, genuine pads are available in different compounds, each characterized by a different friction coefficient. The friction coefficient is expressed by a number with a value that varies from 1 to 99: the higher the value of this number, the higher the friction coefficient of that particular compound.
Compounds:
01-35 = Carbon Ceramic Compound, is the evolution of the organic compound, with the use of a greater quantity of carbon. High mileage, good performance both hot and cold, dry and wet, characterize this friction material.
> 50 = Sintered compound, designed to guarantee a high and constant friction coefficient at both high and low temperatures, all combined with very high durability and excellent friction even on wet surfaces.
OEM for panigale is 07BB3793
Brembo Genuine Parts pads.
Chosen by motorcycle manufacturers, genuine pads are available in different compounds, each characterized by a different friction coefficient. The friction coefficient is expressed by a number with a value that varies from 1 to 99: the higher the value of this number, the higher the friction coefficient of that particular compound.
Compounds:
01-35 = Carbon Ceramic Compound, is the evolution of the organic compound, with the use of a greater quantity of carbon. High mileage, good performance both hot and cold, dry and wet, characterize this friction material.
> 50 = Sintered compound, designed to guarantee a high and constant friction coefficient at both high and low temperatures, all combined with very high durability and excellent friction even on wet surfaces.
OEM for panigale is 07BB3793
Have you tried different pads?
Personally, I think the stock pads are terrible.
Why don’t you try a set of pads recommended in this post?
You should be able to get them for the same price or cheaper than the stock pads and they are much better.
I really like the Vesrah SRJL-XX and pay ~ $125 CAD per caliper.
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