EBC Redstuff Rear Brake Pads for Volkswagen Golf (Mk6) GTI and Golf R 2009-2012

As EBC’s flagship street brake pad material for prestige and faster cars, EBC Redstuff ceramic Brake pads sets new standards in brake performance.

Redstuff ceramic brake pads have always been known for their low dust ability, but the latest formulation has greatly reduced the phenomenon of pad “pick up” or disc scoring and reduced dust even further. Tested at the UK Motor Industries Research Association (MIRA), in witnessed tests early Redstuff reduced car stopping distance in tests by almost 50 feet from 100 MPH offering a staggering 30% brake improvement.

• Designed to directly replace your stock pads
• Specifically formulated for serious road driving
• Redstuff Brake Pads can cut stopping distances by up to 42 feet over stock parts
• Very minimal disc/rotor damage characteristics
• Minimal dust leaves your wheels clean, producing 50% less dust than most stock pads
• Quiet braking ceramic blend fights off squeal
• ECE R 90 type approved for most cars

There are 3 types of rear pad for Mk6 Golfs on most models (except the Golf R) – There are 2 types of TRW rear caliper (one with brake pad wear sensor wiring, one without), and a Bosch caliper option.  These calipers all use different size brake pads. Please identify the correct caliper on your vehicle before ordering to ensure the correct pad is ordered.  The Golf R has TRW Calipers with non-brake wear sensors

**NOTE** Redstuff brake pads are a harder compound, so do take longer to fully bed in to achieve their highest levels of performance.  Bedding in can be up to 1000 miles/1600 Kms under urban use.  During this time, the odd “Chirp” of brake noise may be heard when starting from cold or in damp and cold conditions at walking pace speed. One press of the pedal to clear the rotor of any dampness and this disappears to leave EBC Redstuff as a pad that inspires confidence in all cars.

Looking for something a little more fast road and track-focused?  Check out EBC Yellowstuff pads HERE