EBC S14KF1350 Greenstuff 6000 Front Brake Kit for 2018-2020 Ford F-150

Vehicle Fitment

• 2018-2020 Ford F-150 (All trims excluding Raptor)
• 2018-2021 Ford Expedition (All trims)
• 2018-2022 Lincoln Navigator (All trims)

Features

• Complete front axle brake kit
• Greenstuff 6000 series organic brake pads
• RK Series vented rotors with plain design
• Geomet anti-rust coating for corrosion resistance
• Pre-installed EBC Brake-in coating for fast pad seating
• Fully balanced and run-out tested rotors
• Direct OEM replacement for easy installation
• Designed for daily driving and light towing applications

Specifications

• Rotor Diameter: 13.8" (350mm)
• Rotor Construction: Vented 1-piece front
• Pad Material: Organic (Greenstuff 6000 series)
• FMSI: D2087 (Front)
• Position: Front axle
• Drivetrain Compatibility: 2WD, 4WD
• Rotor Style: Plain
• Coating: Geomet anti-rust surface

Included Components

• 1x EBC Greenstuff 6000 Brake Pad Set (Front)
• 2x EBC RK Series Rotor Set (Front)
• 1x Caliper Lube

Product Description

The EBC Brakes S14KF1350 Stage-14 Greenstuff 6000 Front Brake Kit offers an ideal upgrade for 2018-2020 Ford F-150, 2018-2021 Ford Expedition, and 2018-2022 Lincoln Navigator owners seeking improved braking performance for daily driving and light towing. This kit includes high-efficiency Greenstuff 6000 series brake pads and premium RK Series rotors, both designed for easy installation and long-lasting performance.

The Greenstuff 6000 pads feature an organic composition with EBC's patented Brake-in coating, ensuring quick pad seating and reduced brake dust. The RK Series rotors are vented 1-piece designs with a plain style and Geomet anti-rust coating, providing enhanced corrosion resistance and smooth braking. These components are fully balanced and run-out tested for optimal performance.

Installation is straightforward, as this kit serves as a direct OEM replacement. It's important to note that this kit is compatible with various trims and drivetrains of the Ford F-150, Expedition, and Lincoln Navigator from 2018 to 2022.