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Use the select box on the Front Brake Pads listing to select if you want to add on a set of rear pads if already purchasing a front set.
To order a set of just Rear Brake Pads by themselves then be sure and click here to purchase.
Do not use this listing to order a set, it's for information purposes only!
Choosing a rear brake pad is a balancing act truth be told. Most FWD cars have a brake distribution of about 70%-30% front to rear. What this means is brake distribution is biased towards the front wheels with the rear brakes performing a smaller but still essential role. This bias is due to weight transfer during braking which shifts a car's weight forward increasing the load on the front tires and their available grip. Got all that? Good because it’s important as you don’t want your rear pads to drag behind in performance…
Your stock Honda or basic aftermarket replacement pads do the job ok for daily driving duty and last a good bit of time while giving off little dust. They’re based on a Ceramic compound, although some aftermarket pads also use metallic compounds. But, if you want to add a good bit more performance that you can use every day and also drive to your next auto-x sesh with confidence, that’s where an upgraded rear pad like the one you see here comes into play.
To order a set of just Rear Brake Pads by themselves then be sure and click here to purchase.
Do not use this listing to order a set, it's for information purposes only!
What’s an often-overlooked performance upgrade, but one that should be on your radar? If you guessed a brake pad upgrade, you’d be right. We know more glamourous parts like intakes, turbos and exhausts get much of the love, but what happens when it comes time to slow all that mass down? That’s where a brake pad upgrade comes into play, specifically a rear brake pad upgrade.
Choosing a rear brake pad is a balancing act truth be told. Most FWD cars have a brake distribution of about 70%-30% front to rear. What this means is brake distribution is biased towards the front wheels with the rear brakes performing a smaller but still essential role. This bias is due to weight transfer during braking which shifts a car's weight forward increasing the load on the front tires and their available grip. Got all that? Good because it’s important as you don’t want your rear pads to drag behind in performance…
Your stock Honda or basic aftermarket replacement pads do the job ok for daily driving duty and last a good bit of time while giving off little dust. They’re based on a Ceramic compound, although some aftermarket pads also use metallic compounds. But, if you want to add a good bit more performance that you can use every day and also drive to your next auto-x sesh with confidence, that’s where an upgraded rear pad like the one you see here comes into play.
Installing Your 27WON Brake Pads
1 Hour Install Time: Rear All Fitments
1/5 Difficulty
Limited Lifetime Warranty
Applications
2016-2021 Civic 2.0NA
2016-2021 Non-Si and Si 1.5T
2017-2021 Civic Type R FK8
2022+ Non-Si and Si 1.5T br>
2023+ Civic Type R FL5 & Integra Type S DE5
