Can anyone tell me the part number for the EBC Greenstuff pads for the stock non-brembo brakes?

I did a search, but could not find it. I also looked on the Courtesy Nissian website, but the part number appears to be their own and not the one from EBC.

Thanks in advance....

 

Sorry I don't have the EBC part number... but...

Pep Boys stocks EBC and Hawk HPS compound now.

Hawk part number. HB268F.665 $61 U.S.D. plus Tax.
Non Brembo

Cheers Amy -

A lot less dust.. One day with stock pads equals a week with HPS Ferro-Carbon. Passed the new FMVSS 135 Government saftey test.

 

TireRack has the best shipped price for both EBC and Hawk.

http://www.tirerack.com/brakes/resul...perf&x=89&y=11

 

Ditto, thats where I bought mine, great service and very fast, 3-4 days and they were at my doorstep when I got home.

 

Thanks for the info, but I really need the part number. I friend of mine (out of town) found some EBC Greenstuff pads for a 350 at a really good price, so he purchased some for me.

I am trying to determine if they are the right pads so I can tell him to save them for me until I see him next, or return them. He said the part number on the box is DP 2775.

Thanks...

 

I just had EBC Greenstuff brake pads installed

EBC DP2775 Item: Green Stuff Compound, Front Brake Pads, FMSI ® Nr: D815
Fits: 2002-2005 NISSAN 350 Z 3.5 1 $50.00 $ 50.00

 

I got this setup from www.autopartswarehouse.com

Make: Nissan Year: 2002 - 2005 Part Number: E35DP2775 Brake Pad Set Price: $47.70 Qty: 1 Part #: E35DP2775
Make: Nissan Year: 2002 - 2005 Part Number: E35DP21666 Brake Pad Set Price: $47.70 Qty: 1 Part #: E35DP21666
Make: Nissan Year: 2002 - 2005 Part Number: E35GD7120 Brake Disc Price: $178.20 Qty: 1 Part #: E35GD7120
Make: Nissan Year: 2002 - 2005 Part Number: E35GD7121 Brake Disc Price: $178.20 Qty: 1 Part #: E35GD7121

Chris

 

chris

would u feel comfortable using ure ebc's at the track?

 

do not use EBG green stuff at the track. If you do any heavy street driving or light tracking use the Red Stuff compound. If you do mostly tracking move up to the Yellow Stuff Compound. Green Stuff is mostly fo rthe daily driver that doesn't push his car to hard.

 

Actually it is looking like the latest Yellow compound is the new Red, they are claiming excellent stopping from cold and that they are OK for street use.

The Greenstuff pads are street pads for sure and slot right in where stock pads leave off. EBC does not recommend them for track use. If you don't have any issues with the stock pads, Greenstuff will be fine. If you are fading your stock pads, look further up in the range.

Chris

 

Im just probably going to the track once. So I just want to replace them before I go. What I really want is less dust, quiet, and safe on rotors....

 

I still like the red pads better. Stronger bite, low dust and work well cold and then when they warm up they are very resistant to fade.