Description:
Posi Quiet brake pads are manufactured using the same positive molding process utilized by Original Equipment suppliers. Positive molding uses extreme pressure to compress the friction material and bond it to the backing plate. This process assures consistent friction material density throughout the pad; resulting in even wear and performance characteristics throughout the life of the brake pad. The number one cause for customer returns are noise and vibration. Centric Parts has recognized these issues and is constantly improving its products to eliminate these issues. Posi Quiet brake friction features either precision cut or shaved backing plates and mechanically attached shims; these small details ensure proper fitment in the caliper and virtually eliminate noise associated with pad vibration. In addition to these features Centric Parts has added a scorching process to all of its Posi Quiet brake pads. This additional process forces any impurities out of the friction material and pre-burnishes the pads to greatly accelerate the break-in process. All Posi Quiet brake pad friction formulations are asbestos free and are available in three application specific compounds complete with all necessary hardware for installation where applicable.
Specifications:
Friction Material Attachment:
Integrally Molded
Friction Material Composition:
Semi-Metallic
Hardware Kit Number [cntrc]:
117.67018
Inner Pad Height:
2.516 in.
Inner Pad Height:
63.900 mm
Inner Pad Overall Thickness:
0.752 in.
Inner Pad Overall Thickness:
19.100 mm
Inner Pad Width:
194.900 mm
Inner Pad Width:
7.673 in.
Mounting Hardware Included:
Yes
Notes01 [cntrc]:
4 Pads with 1 Wear Sensor
Outer Pad Height:
2.516 in.
Outer Pad Height:
63.900 mm
Outer Pad Overall Thickness:
0.752 in.
Outer Pad Overall Thickness:
19.100 mm
Outer Pad Width:
194.900 mm
Outer Pad Width:
7.673 in.
Pad Wear Sensor Included:
Yes
Prepared For Pad Wear Sensor:
Yes
Product Grade [cntrc]:
Ultra-Premium
Weight [cntrc] lbs:
6.40 lb
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