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Wilwood Disc Brakes has unveiled several new high-performance brake pad compounds, responding to racer demand for superior braking solutions. Additionally, the company has reintroduced a popular compound and launched a new part numbering system to simplify the identification of brake pads and plates.
Key Highlights:
- BP-35 Compound: A newly formulated high-friction pad designed for iron and steel rotors. This compound offers a linear feel with smooth response and excellent release at high temperatures. It is ideal for a range of racing applications, from dirt to asphalt, ensuring consistent performance across the entire temperature range.
- BP-45 Compound: A very high friction pad providing smooth friction and high torque control throughout the entire temperature curve. This pad delivers a consistent and accurate pedal feel during heat cycles, making it suitable for all types of race vehicles using iron or steel rotors.
- BP-30 Compound: Back by popular demand, this high friction pad is known for its resistance to fading and low wear rates even in rigorous, high-heat conditions. It has been reintroduced due to overwhelming requests from the racing community.
- New Part Numbering System: Wilwood’s new system simplifies the identification of brake pad compounds and plate numbers, making it easier for racers to find the right pad for their needs.
Currently, 14 pad plates are available in each compound, accommodating a wide variety of Wilwood calipers and some OE applications.
About Wilwood Engineering: Founded by Bill Wood in 1977, Wilwood Engineering specializes in designing and manufacturing high-performance disc brakes and components. Based in Camarillo, California, Wilwood’s products are engineered and rigorously tested to deliver unsurpassed braking quality and performance, catering to a range of vehicles from race cars to classic cars. For more information, contact Wilwood Engineering at [email protected].
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