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hey everyone, Its about that time for me to change my brake pads, i got a
nice squeel goin on right now, anyways, someone was tellin me about NRS
equipped brakes, somethin about the way the pad is attached is different
and they are supposed to last much longer, and are better.... anyone got
any idea about NRS or brakes equipped by this? or does it even matter?
gerrawrd
NRS (or NUCAP Retention System) Brake Pads are set on the backing plate
using tons of tiny hooks to latch the pad to the plate. This prevents
Friction Delamination (pad's bond to plate breaking down). Friction
Delamination causes vibrations from the pads which in turn cause the noise
heard from your brakes. Since the pads are attached to the plate with hooks
instead of adheisive, it is stronger and won't breakdown. These brakes are
used in NASCAR because of the intense heat the pads can handle and Friction
Delamination won't occur. The pads also provide 100% stopping power down to
the last millimeter of fricton. NRS Brake Pads are definately something you
should look into.
64RaceTeam
