EBC S1 Brake Pad and Rotor Kit

Marsoni

M251S

$146.99

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EBC S1 Brake Pad and Rotor KitSave 15% over cost of buying separate parts with this quality pad and rotor kit which includes pads rotors and caliper lube. High efficiency Ultimax EBC pads built with Aramid fiber, fully shimmed and chamfered with patented EBC Brake in coating for faster pad brake in after install. Rotors are a direct fit OEM replacement with geomet anti rust surface coating, fully balanced and runout tested for smooth braking This Part Fits: Year Make Model

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This stuff is awesome. I've been battling a lot of sickness lately, and this stuff gives me energy and helps my immune system. The only downside is I'm still not sure how much to take. I'm up to 2 dropper fulls a day (I'm 250lb), but have no idea how much that really is. Warning Tip: Any time you open the bottle up, do it over a plate or paper towel. This stuff tends to get EVERYWHERE, even if the dropper is in the cup, and it stains like crazy. So keep a spray bottle of rubbing alcohol near by if it gets on your counter, the sooner you spray it with alcohol and scrub it, the less likely it'll stain permanently. But avoid doing this over white counters no matter how careful you are😅. I tried it over white counters once, and no matter how careful I was or how many paper towels I put down, tiny droplets still got in random places on the counter. I still got it out with rubbing alcohol.. eventually... but oh boy it was way harder to do, I had to scrub a TON. 🤣

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Reviewed in the United States on August 31, 2025