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Carbotech Xp-10 Brake Pads, Front (e46 M3) Ct394xp10 on 2040-parts.com

US $214.00
Location:

Mount Airy, Maryland, United States

Mount Airy, Maryland, United States
Condition:New Brand:Carbotech Warranty:Yes Manufacturer Part Number:CT394XP10 Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Placement on Vehicle:Left, Right, Front

Fits: BMW, Front, E46 M3 2001-2006

When Carbotech™ unleashed the XP10™ to the general public it immediately gathered multiple regional, divisional, and national championships. The XP10™ has a very strong initial bite with a coefficient of friction and rotor friendliness unmatched in the industry. Fade resistance is in excess of 1475°F (801°C). XP10™ still maintains the highly praised release, excellent modulation and rotor friendliness that have made all Carbotech™ compounds so successful.

Carbotech™ XP10™ is not recommended as a daily-driven street pad due to possible elevated levels of dust and noise.

 



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