So the data shows the oe disc and pad setup has a lower average stopping distance and a lower average braking time. It might be worth testing the ebc pads with just oe discs so you can compare a selection of pads before testing a variety of discs as well. Great work though guys, I'll keep up to date in your social media
Thanks for your feedback. The OE products this time around were impressive, but weather conditions must be taken into account (dry for OE, fully wet for EBC). The fact the results were so close despite this large difference in surfaces illustrates the performance capabilities of the EBC products. It’s also worth noting there’s a large price point difference between the two products here, in favour of EBC. Thanks for watching!
They're good results then considering it was raining. Nice to see a video of a side by side comparison. Would you ever do a video testing all of your pads for the fiesta compared to stock, just so someone simple like me can see the pros and cons of the different pad materials.
I need to get a new set for the front of my car. Had Yellowstuff and loved them. Covid happened and I just fitted some Brembo OE replacement ones and now apparently I have warped disks. Not sure if the disks are actually warped or if its due to the different pads, and some pad transfer causing an issue.
Hi, if you are unsure on whether or not these discs are warped or not i would recommend getting in touch with one of our technical advisors via email < technical@ebcbrakesuk.com > and they will be able to help and advise accordingly. We are happy to hear how well you got on with our Yellowstuff compound. All the best 👍🏽
Nice comprehensive test. I currently have (and love) Forza Brakes FP3 pads up front and upgraded discs. My Fiesta ST is a daily driver and I enjoy a few track days per year. What is your equivalent pad to the Forza FP3? Also were the OE pads and discs brand new when you started the test? Was proper bessing in processes followed for OE and Yellow Stuff prior to testing?
With regards to the bedding of these products before the test, both the O/E and our EBC products had been fully bed in prior. For a good fast road pad on a car that will see light track work our Yellowstuff compound as seen used on the car will be more than capable, as with any pad it is important to follow all bedding in instructions before track use. If you need a more track focused pad but still need it to be road legal we have our Bluestuff compound available which has very similar characteristics to the Yellowstuff however it has better longevity and fade resistance, you may experience a higher level of dust and noise with the Bluestuff compound. Please see this video below for a little more information on the test and the compounds used: th-cam.com/video/QaeqvP34gDY/w-d-xo.html
Is there a way to see the results at the end of the video? They are hidden by annoying suggested videos.
The whole point of the video was to see the comparison. Useless with suggested video overlay
I've used Yellow on my previous GLE AMG63s and my current X5M. Outstanding performance
That's great to hear! Thanks for the feedback! :)
So the data shows the oe disc and pad setup has a lower average stopping distance and a lower average braking time. It might be worth testing the ebc pads with just oe discs so you can compare a selection of pads before testing a variety of discs as well. Great work though guys, I'll keep up to date in your social media
Thanks for your feedback.
The OE products this time around were impressive, but weather conditions must be taken into account (dry for OE, fully wet for EBC). The fact the results were so close despite this large difference in surfaces illustrates the performance capabilities of the EBC products.
It’s also worth noting there’s a large price point difference between the two products here, in favour of EBC.
Thanks for watching!
It was very wet during ebc test
They're good results then considering it was raining. Nice to see a video of a side by side comparison. Would you ever do a video testing all of your pads for the fiesta compared to stock, just so someone simple like me can see the pros and cons of the different pad materials.
Theadamzombie5 glad you enjoyed the video, stay tuned as we have loads more tests coming up soon.
The perfect brakes for brake checkers!
Awesome pads, I run them in my Focus and would never get anything else!
I need to get a new set for the front of my car. Had Yellowstuff and loved them. Covid happened and I just fitted some Brembo OE replacement ones and now apparently I have warped disks. Not sure if the disks are actually warped or if its due to the different pads, and some pad transfer causing an issue.
Hi, if you are unsure on whether or not these discs are warped or not i would recommend getting in touch with one of our technical advisors via email < technical@ebcbrakesuk.com > and they will be able to help and advise accordingly. We are happy to hear how well you got on with our Yellowstuff compound. All the best 👍🏽
So the water doesn’t have a cooling affect on the brakes? I guess its sort of a comparison.
Nice comprehensive test. I currently have (and love) Forza Brakes FP3 pads up front and upgraded discs. My Fiesta ST is a daily driver and I enjoy a few track days per year. What is your equivalent pad to the Forza FP3? Also were the OE pads and discs brand new when you started the test? Was proper bessing in processes followed for OE and Yellow Stuff prior to testing?
With regards to the bedding of these products before the test, both the O/E and our EBC products had been fully bed in prior.
For a good fast road pad on a car that will see light track work our Yellowstuff compound as seen used on the car will be more than capable, as with any pad it is important to follow all bedding in instructions before track use. If you need a more track focused pad but still need it to be road legal we have our Bluestuff compound available which has very similar characteristics to the Yellowstuff however it has better longevity and fade resistance, you may experience a higher level of dust and noise with the Bluestuff compound.
Please see this video below for a little more information on the test and the compounds used: th-cam.com/video/QaeqvP34gDY/w-d-xo.html
@@EBCBrakesUK Thank you very much. I find the Forza FP3 pads out of stock a lot so need to know of a good equivalent.