• Green Stuff Brake Pads are a direct replacement for your stock pads
• Formulated for everyday street driving performance – sport compacts, muscle cars, and light trucks
• 30% less dust than OEM replacement pads
• Beveled edges and center line slot fight off squeals for quiet stops
• Pads and pad plates are green powder coated for a lifetime of rust-free service
• All Pads feature a center-line slot that vents in cool air to prevent thermal cracking
• EBC’s unique coating delivers rapid bedding, maximizing braking power
• Medium wheel dusting
• Not for track use
• Covered by EBC with a 12-month/10,000 mile warranty

Equip your vehicle with EBC Green Stuff Brake Pads and experience hair-trigger pedal response! Green Stuff pads are formulated for everyday street use on sport compacts, muscle cars, premium sedans, and light trucks. These pads immediately clamp down as soon as they touch your vehicle’s rotors. EBC Green Stuff Brake Pads are specially designed to deliver serious grip as soon as your foot touches the pedal, staying strong until your vehicle comes to a stop or you hit the gas.

EBC Green Stuff Brake Pads are as quiet as it gets. The beveled edges and center-line slot keep noise to a minimum. In addition, these performance pads also make 30% less dust than stock pads. Covered by EBC with a 12-month/10,000 mile warranty.

For even higher street performance with less dust, check out EBC Red Stuff Brake Pads. And if you’re looking for high performance brakes for racing, go with EBC Yellow Stuff pads.

Applications:
BMW 318Ti 1.9 (E36) 95 thru 99
BMW 525i 2.5 (E34) 88 thru 95
BMW 530i 3.0 (E34) 88 thru 96
BMW 535i 3.5 (E34) 89 thru 93
BMW 540i 4.0 (E34) 93 thru 96
BMW 735i 3.5 (E32) 88 thru 92
BMW 735iL 3.5 (E32) 87 thru 92
BMW 740i 4.0 (E32) 89 thru 95
BMW 740iL 4.0 (E32) 93 thru 95
BMW 750iL 5.0 (E32) 88 thru 95
BMW L7 3.5 1988
BMW M3 2.3 (E30) 87 thru 91
BMW M3 3.0 (E36) 92 thru 95
BMW M3 3.2 (E36) 96 thru 2000
BMW M5 3.6 (E34) 89 thru 93
BMW Z3 3.2 (M-Coupe) 98 thru 2002
BMW Z3 3.2 (M-Roadster) 98 thru 2002