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Ketulla’ mission is to provide a safer way for any driver to improve your braking performance. Our KE22 advanced ceramic brake pads feature a no dust,copper free, with carbon fiber to provide extreme braking power, while reducing brake dust and noise. Additionally, the brake pads come with a high-quality stainless steel backing plate and advanced hardwares making it easy to complete brake replacements. Using KE22 ceramic disc brake pads ensures driving safety, no matter where you are or how you use your vehicles.

Duralast Benefits Ceramic Brake Pads

  1. Extremely quiet
  2. Ultra-low dust
  3. Copper free in according with international standards
  4. Improved stopping power
  5. Gentle on rotors friendly
  6. stable friction output
  7. All Ketulla Performance compounds are not compatible with carbon ceramic rotors. Ketulla ceramic pads are designed to work with Iron/Metal rotors.
  8. 100-650 FF operating temperatures
  9. 100-450 FF optimal temperature range

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