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SRAM Compatible Enduro Pro Power Brake Pads

Enduro Pro Power takes its name from its strong, immediate bite from cold, followed by consistent, predictable power delivery as heat builds.

Gorilla Brakes Enduro Pro Power brake pads for compatible SRAM Code, DB8 / DB6 / DB4, G2 RE, Guide RE and Motive calipers using the Large pad shape. Each pack contains 2 steel-backed pads and 1 spring.

Check fitment and compatible models

SRAM Large / Code fitment: Code 2011 onwards; Code R, Code RSC and Code Stealth; DB8, DB6 and DB4; G2 RE and Guide RE; Motive.

Excludes pre-2011 Code, standard Guide and standard G2 calipers. Check the exact model and pad outline on the product page.

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SRAM Compatible Enduro Pro Power Brake Pads FAQs

A little help with fitment, compounds and getting ready to ride.

Why is this compound called Enduro Pro Power?

The name reflects its strong, immediate bite from cold. As heat builds, the compound delivers a consistent, predictable braking response.

Which SRAM models are covered by the Power collection?

This collection contains the SRAM Large Power pad for Code from 2011 onwards, including Code R, RSC and Stealth, plus DB8, DB6, DB4, G2 RE, Guide RE and Motive. It excludes pre-2011 Code, standard Guide and standard G2. Check the full product compatibility table and pad outline before choosing.

What is included in each pack?

Each pack contains 2 Enduro Pro Power brake pads and 1 spring, enough for one compatible brake caliper. To replace the pads in two calipers, order two packs and check the correct fitment for each brake.

What backing plates do Power pads use?

Enduro Pro Power pads use steel backing plates. Choose the pad shape that matches your exact caliper model and check the full compatibility table before ordering.

How should I install and bed in the pads?

Check the exact caliper model and pad shape before fitting. Follow your brake manufacturer’s installation instructions, use the retaining hardware specified for your caliper, and follow the bedding-in guidance for your pad and rotor setup.