EBC DP31743C Redstuff Front Brake Pads for 07-23 Acura RDX/TLX, Honda Crosstour

Vehicle Fitment

• 2007-2012, 2019-2023 Acura RDX (2.3L/2.0L Turbo, Base/SH-AWD/PMC)
• 2021-2023 Acura TLX (2.0L Turbo, Base/SH-AWD)
• 2010-2015 Honda Crosstour (2.4L, EX/EX-L; 3.5L EX/EX-L)
• 2010-2011 Honda Accord Crosstour (2.4L, EX/EX-L)
• 2016-2021 Subaru Legacy (2.5i, 2.5i Limited/Premium/Sport, 3.6R Limited)

Features

• Redstuff ceramic compound for ultra-low dust and noise
• High-friction formula with ~20-30% improvement over OEM
• Corrosion-resistant backing plate with Nucap NRS anti-debond hooks
• Brake-In surface coating for rapid bedding and consistent bite
• Beveled edges and center-line slot reduce noise and vibration
• ECE R90 certification for safety and performance compliance
• Excellent cold-bite and fade resistance under spirited driving
• Direct OEM fit for a hassle-free installation

Specifications

• Pad Position: Front axle
• Material: Ceramic + aramid fiber composite
• FMSI Pad Number: D1089
• Rotor Type: Vented, 15 mm bolt-pattern
• Rotor Diameter: 296 mm (legacy/Subaru) or 315 mm (RDX)
• Center Hole Diameter: 64.1 mm
• Pad Dimensions: 155 mm x 59 mm x 18 mm
• Pad Thickness: 28 mm

Included Components

• 2x Front brake pads (left + right)
• 1x Set of anti-rattle clips (where required)

Product Description

The EBC DP31743C Redstuff Front Brake Pads are designed for a range of Acura, Honda, and Subaru vehicles, including RDX, TLX, Crosstour, and Legacy models. These premium ceramic brake pads feature Redstuff's low-dust, high-friction compound, offering improved cold-bite and stopping power with around 20-30% better performance than standard OEM pads, while drastically reducing brake dust.

Built with a durable aramid fiber composite and corrosion-resistant backing plate, these pads remain quiet thanks to beveled edges and a center-line slot. They also include Brake-In surface coating and Nucap hooks to prevent pad delamination, ensuring efficient bedding and long-term reliability. Fitment spans AWD and FWD, covering multiple trims and engine options through 2023. Coverage is confirmed across these models; 2024-25 future support remains unconfirmed.