i put on a st of EBC greenstuf ceramics about a year ago and they are already needed to be changed out...

was wondering if anyone else is having the same problem..

thanks!

 

That doesnt sound right to me.......did you replace your rotors when you installed them?

 

Beyond the previous question, it would also help to know the number of miles on the. A year can mean anything from < 10k to 25k+ depending on how far you drive your truck.

 

Yeah I did. And yes for the hype and $$ for these pads they did not last too long. They also didn't perform like I thought they would. I have a set of satifies pro ceramic pads now and they are just as good if not better than the EBC's. I just recently put a set of powerslot rotors on and I think I am going to try out some hawk LTS pads here soon. Not only does powerslot recommend these pads with their rotors, but I have heard they are really good as well.

 

I also have a set of Hawk LTS pads that have yet to go in,
simply because I am waiting for the Bendix pads to wear out.

The Bendix pads are just a bit over 60,000 miles
and look like they will last at least 10,000 to 15,000 more.

It would be a great benefit to other 2nd gen Ram owners
if people would consider doing some 60 to 0 test stops
before and after brake pad changes.

I usually find a flat piece of highway that has an expansion joint
that I use as the 'start' for the test stop when I feel the tires hit the joint.

With the Bendix pads a 60-0 stop takes about 175 feet for me
with a 5400 lb Ram

 

I'd recommend Hawk pads to anyone....they are the best I've ever used....