Endless ME20 CC40 racing brake pads

Endless ME20 / CC40 Racing Brake Pads

Shop Endless ME20 / CC40 brake pads for racing, rally and demanding circuit applications. ME20 offers a more direct initial response than ME22, but the right choice still depends on tyre grip, brake balance, disc condition and the way the car is used.ME20 versus the alternativesEndless Europe publishes a 150–800°C heat-range reference and 0.35–0.40 friction for ME20. These figures describe...

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237Laps Endless ME20 CC40 front racing brake pads for Audi TT-S 8J, S3 8P and compatible VAG applications
237Laps Endless ME20 CC40 front racing brake pads for Audi TT-S 8J, S3 8P and compatible VAG applications
237Laps Endless ME20 CC40 front racing brake pads for Audi TT-S 8J, S3 8P and compatible VAG applications
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Shop Endless ME20 / CC40 brake pads for racing, rally and demanding circuit applications. ME20 offers a more direct initial response than ME22, but the right choice still depends on tyre grip, brake balance, disc condition and the way the car is used.

ME20 versus the alternatives

Endless Europe publishes a 150–800°C heat-range reference and 0.35–0.40 friction for ME20. These figures describe the compound, not the safe operating limit of the complete system. Read the ME20 versus ME22 guide or compare the different street/circuit emphases of MX72 and MX72 Plus.

Match the front and rear references

For BMW, use the F2X/F8X ME20 collection to distinguish standard EIP206/EIP224 brakes from the larger F87 2NH EIP238/EIP311 package. For G8X iron brakes, see EIP328 CC40 fronts and their linked EIP217 rears.

Porsche owners can compare EIP240 CC40 fronts with EIP241 CC40 rears for the specifically listed GT4/991 iron-brake systems. PCCB and converted calipers require separate verification.

Discs, fluid and installation

Follow each product's exact disc and rear-pairing links. Review Endless RF650 against the required fluid specification. Confirm road approval for the exact reference; a racing compound is not automatically an approved road replacement. Use professional fitting and current manufacturer bedding guidance.