My friend, part dealer "we have a new pads. they suppose to be great. NO DUST, NO NOISE."

 

me "If ain't dust and eat disc, it doesn't brake"

 

my friend "it is Jurid ceramic pads."

 

me "I had ATE Powerdisc with they so called ceramic pads. It's *******s."

 

My friend "it is cheap, try it for me. You're crazy mofo with racing background."

 

me "alright, it is cheap but best cheap pads are from Ferodo."

 

READ FULL REPORT

 

Well, my estimate is based on years of pain, failures, experiments, racing anything with wheels and pushing it to the limits - don't use those pads if you drive in mountains !!!

 

Even on flatlands...I would be scared. Normal braking temperature is around 250 deg C.

 

I've never seen anything like that in my life :-D

Edited 4 June, 20169 yr by sniper29a

They are clearly labelled as NOT FOR PERFORMANCE USE. For the ordinary driver they are fine. I suggest that use of drilled discs could partly be the reason for their failure as ceramic pads work in a different way to standard pads.

Ceramic pads (usually a carbide compound) are twice the price of standard pads, if your friend got them cheap, maybe they are counterfeit pads.

Contact Jurid for their comments

Edited 4 June, 20169 yr by xman

yep, so called ceramic pads are bloody expensive and can handle high temperatures.

 

This one is marketing hype from pseudo brake pads manufacturer.

 

Sadly, 350deg C is not performance driving ;-) It is usual temperature of brakes :-D