New Edition Cte Carbon Ceramic Street And Track Front Brake Pads Mercedes C-class W205 C63 Amg 14-21 Twin Pack [BOsKpXGk]

CTE Carbon Ceramic Street and Track Front Brake Pads

Experience the pinnacle of braking performance with the CTE Carbon Ceramic Street and Track Front Brake Pads, designed specifically for the Mercedes C-Class W205 C63 AMG (14-21). These pads are engineered to deliver exceptional stopping power, whether you're on the street or the track. By combining our high-quality brake pads with our Carbon Ceramic or Composite Brake Discs, you'll notice a dramatic increase in braking performance across the entire temperature range.

Superior Performance and Durability

The CTE Carbon Ceramic Street and Track Front Brake Pads are crafted from a proprietary Carbon Ceramic Compound, ensuring unmatched operational temperature capacity and strong bite-force from cold. This allows for extreme stopping power under the most demanding conditions. The pads are virtually dust-free, with low levels of Noise/Vibration/Harshness (NVH), and are extremely wear-resistant. Key features include:

• Made from a proprietary Carbon Ceramic Compound for superior performance
• Dynamic Test Simulations on our in-house Horiba Brake Dynamometer for optimum performance under all conditions

Perfect for Both Street and Track Use

Whether you're commuting to work or hitting the track for the weekend, these brake pads are a perfect fit for your needs. The CTE Carbon Ceramic Street Pads have an effective operational temperature range between 0-650°c, making them ideal for fast-road use and the occasional track day. For the dedicated track car, the CTE Carbon Ceramic Race Pads offer an even broader operational temperature range between 100-950°c. These pads are ECE R90 E11 Certified, ensuring no compliance issues. Benefits include:

• Strong bite-force from cold, with extreme stopping power
• Unrivalled operational temperature capacity for optimal performance
• Both Street and Race Pads are ECE R90 E11 Certified, ensuring no compliance issues