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Shimano
J04C Metallic Disc Brake Pad

5 out of 5 stars
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Current price: $25.65 Original price: $36.00
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J04C Metallic Disc Brake Pad

Keep your Shimano XTR or XT brakes running smoothly with the Shimano XTR/XT (J04C) Metallic Disc Brake Pad. Made with a steel base and featuring Shimano's trademark cooling fins, these pads reinvigorate your braking system for confident stopping power and modulation. Compared to organic pads, metallic pads brake better at high heats, so they'll stay responsive through long, sketchy descents. They also last longer, though the added reliability comes the cost of less initial bite and a bit of extra noise. Each package contains pads, retaining clip, and spring needed to replace the pads on one brake caliper.


Details

  • A brake pad for long periods of heavy braking
  • Aluminum fins promote cooling
  • Metallic pads wear longer than organic
  • Each package includes 2 brake pads
  • Item #SHI00DF
Material
[base plate] stainless steel, [cooling fins] aluminum, [pad] metallic
Compatibility
Shimano XTR BR-M9000, Shimano XTR BR-M9020, Shimano XTR BR-M987, Shimano XTR BR-M985, Shimano Deore XT BR-M785, Shimano SLX BR-M675, Shimano Deore BR-M615, Shimano BR-RS785
Claimed Weight
1.1oz (31g)

Overall Rating

5 based on 1 ratings

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5 out of 5 stars

June 12, 2020

Shimano GRX 400 brakes

Familiarity:
I've used it several times

I ordered the pads that backcountry lists under the name "Shimano BR-RS805/RS505 Flat Mount Metallic Ice-Tech Disc Brake Pad", which are the L04C pads, and they fit my GRX 400 brakes, which came new with the L03A resin pads.

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Backcountry.com

Originally reviewed on Backcountry.com