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ShimanoL03A Resin Disc Brake Pads - Resin, Aluminum Backed, Finned
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Shimano L03A disc brake pads feature a resin pad compound and aluminum backplate.
- Aluminum radiator cooling fins increase pad life and reduce brake fade
- Includes springs
- Resin pads offer better modulation and less noise
- Fits 105 BR-R7070, BR-RS405, BR-R9170, and BR-R8070
Specifications
Backing Plate Material
Aluminum
Compound
Resin
Heat Sink
No
Pad Shape Number
60
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Q.
asked by: a guest
I have L02A pads currently. What is the difference with L03A?
I have L02A pads currently. What is the difference with L03A?
A.
anwered by: a guest
To add to the answer from Canteau, the L03A has a longer lasting resin than the L02A, otherwise it is similar in modularity and in noise levels (aka silent expect for when it rains). The L04A has a metallic compound, which doesn't seem to last any longer, doesn't quite modulate as well and screams in the dry. In rainy conditions it will make cars slam on their brakes in a panic when they hear you braking. (some may consider this an additional safety feature)
To add to the answer from Canteau, the L03A has a longer lasting resin than the L02A, otherwise it is similar in modularity and in noise levels (aka silent expect for when it rains). The L04A has a metallic compound, which doesn't seem to last any longer, doesn't quite modulate as well and screams in the dry. In rainy conditions it will make cars slam on their brakes in a panic when they hear you braking. (some may consider this an additional safety feature)
A.
anwered by: canteau
The L03A pads have an updated resin compound and are considered a replacement for the L02A pads.
The L03A pads have an updated resin compound and are considered a replacement for the L02A pads.
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