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Akebono Releases Ultra-Premium Brake Pads For BMW, Cadillac, Chevrolet
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By Counterman
Akebono Brake announced a new line of Ultra-Premium Disc Brake Pads. This update includes new part numbers across the ProACT, EURO and Severe Duty product lines. Akebono brake pads now offer greater performance, durability and compatibility across more vehicles. The new numbers increase coverage for more than seven million vehicles.
Akebono Brake Pads Expand ProACT and EURO Coverage
link hidden, please login to view added four new ProACT part numbers: ACT1934, ACT2170, ACT2200, and ACT2391. These part numbers cover popular models from Mazda, Subaru, Nissan, Infiniti, and Mitsubishi. The EURO series also received major updates. New part numbers include EUR1426, EUR1426A, EUR1633, EUR1633A, EUR1838A, EUR2163, EUR2220, EUR2221, and EUR2235. These pads target premium vehicles from brands like Land Rover, Audi, BMW, and Mercedes-Benz.
New Severe Duty Brake Pad for Ford
The Severe Duty line now features a new part: SDF2423. Akebono designed it for Ford Transit and E-Transit models.
Focus on Quality and Performance
“This new part number launch reflects our relentless focus on delivering solutions to our customers,” said Kirby Pruitt, product development manager at
link hidden, please login to view. “Whether it’s for everyday drivers or commercial fleets, Akebono’s Ultra-Premium Disc Brake Pads deliver unmatched quality, safety and performance.” The post
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By LEarn492
Hi i have a 2006 g35x that i just got. i put sport pads in the front becuase i used them on my old car and loved the extra power that they gave me. i need new rear pads too, my question is will putting sport pads in the rear mess up my car's handling or braking? like it won't mess with the brake bias, the system that alters brake pressure to each wheel, make my car more likely to fishtail or anything like that when i hit the brakes in a corner right? it'll just give me more stopping power? i'm thinking this as all the companies sell sport pads for rear too. anyone here done this before? any tips? thanks. -
By abiztime
Longkou Lihe Machinery Parts Co., LTD( link hidden, please login to view) attended the AUTOMEC 2025 in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
Booth No.: D275
Welcome the powerful auto parts buyers and importers to visit the booth.
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By WiperTech008
2009 Cadillac DTS Wiring Harness - Anyone Know the Part # or Compatible Alternatives?
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