Plaquettes de frein SRAM Code | Code R, RSC, RS et Code Bronze

Plaquettes de frein à disque SRAM Code compatibles avec les étriers hydrauliques 4 pistons Code R, Code RSC, Code RS et Code Bronze. Conçus pour les pratiques gravity, enduro et e-MTB, les systèmes SRAM Code utilisent la grande forme de plaquette SRAM Code afin d’offrir une surface de contact maximale, une excellente stabilité thermique et un freinage constant lors des longues descentes.

Compatibilité SRAM Code

Modèles compatibles

Code R / Code RSC / Code RS / Code Bronze / Code Silver

Type de frein

Hydraulique 4 pistons – Gravity / Enduro


Enduro Pro

Puissance de freinage maximale et excellente résistance au fading pour les longues descentes et les conditions de forte charge.

Performance maximale.


Factory Racing

Composés orientés performance offrant une excellente modulation, un bon ressenti au levier et un freinage contrôlé.

Puissance et contrôle équilibrés.


Composés Standard

Inclut des options frittées, semi-métalliques et céramiques pour des performances fiables au quotidien.

Performance polyvalente.

Besoin d’aide pour choisir un composé ? Consultez le guide ci-dessous.

Voir le guide des composés et les modèles compatibles ↓

Workshop Notes — SRAM Code (R / RSC / RS)

  • Common noise issue: Often caused by vibration resonance from sticky pistons or air in the system. Ensure pistons move evenly before replacing pads.
  • Sticky pistons: Very common on hard-ridden Code brakes. Clean pistons carefully and lubricate lightly with DOT fluid during service.
  • Soft or inconsistent lever: Code brakes are sensitive to bleed quality. A poor bleed causes wandering bite point and spongy feel.
  • Heavy riders & e-MTB: For sustained downhill use, choose high heat-stability compounds and bed pads in properly to prevent glazing.

🏆 Enduro Pro Compound Comparison (Highest Performance)

Compound Backing Plate Dry Wet Heat Life Best For
Enduro Pro Ultimate 🟧 Orange ★★★★★+ ★★★★★+ ★★★★★+ ★★★★★+ Downhill, Enduro, Bike Park, Alpine Descents, Full-Power e-MTB
Enduro Pro Semi-Metallic 🔵 Blue ★★★★★ ★★★★★ ★★★★★ ★★★★★ Aggressive Trail, Enduro Racing, Wet UK Riding
Enduro Pro Resin ⚫ Black ★★★★ ★★★ ★★★★ ★★★★ Quieter Gravity Riding, Dry Trails, Smooth Modulation

🏁 Factory Racing Compound Comparison (High Performance)

Compound Backing Plate Dry Wet Heat Life Best For
Factory Racing (Green) 🟩 Steel ★★★★ ★★★★ ★★★★ ★★★★★+ Heavy Riders, e-MTB, Long Descents
Factory Racing Titanium ⚪ Titanium ★★★★ ★★★ ★★★★ ★★★ Weight-Conscious Builds, Fast Trail Riding
Factory Racing Stealth 🟪 Stealth Purple ★★★★★ ★★★★ ★★★★ ★★★★ Quiet Power with Strong Modulation
Factory Racing Organic ⚪ Grey ★★★★ ★★ ★★ ★★★★ Smooth Lever Feel, Lower Rotor Wear

🔧 Standard Compounds – Everyday Gravity Performance

Compound Backing Plate Dry Wet Heat Life Best For
Semi-Metallic ⚫ Black ★★★★ ★★★ ★★★ ★★★ Balanced Trail & Gravity Riding
Ceramic – NANO TECH 🟢 Green ★★★★★ ★★★★ ★★★ ★★★ Dry Conditions, Reduced Rotor Wear
ENDURO Ceramic 🔴 Red ★★★★★ ★★★★★ ★★★★ ★★★★ Heavier Riders, Higher Heat Trail Riding
Sintered (Metallic) 🟡 Gold ★★★★★ ★★★★★ ★★★★★+ ★★★★★ Wet Winter Riding, Mud, Maximum Durability

📚 Helpful Resources

🔧 How to Install Gorilla Brakes Pads 🚴 Bedding-in New Brake Pads Guide 🔊 Hydraulic Brake Noise 📊 Gorilla Brakes Compound Comparison Chart ♻️ Brake Pad Recycling Program 🧰 Customer Support 📞 Contact Gorilla Brakes 📰 Gorilla Brakes Latest News

Frequently Asked Questions

What brake pads fit SRAM Code R and Code RSC?
SRAM Code R, Code RSC, Code RS and Code Bronze all use the same large 4-piston SRAM Code pad shape. These pads are designed for gravity and enduro braking, offering increased surface area for better heat control and consistent power on long descents.
Why are my SRAM Code brakes noisy or squealing?
Noise is usually caused by vibration resonance, sticky pistons, or contamination from DOT fluid or trail grime. Uneven piston movement is common on heavily ridden Code brakes and can lead to pad rub and squeal. Cleaning and rebalancing the pistons often resolves the issue before replacing pads.and a good bleed
Which compound is best for SRAM Code brakes?
For downhill, bike park and full-power e-MTB riding, high heat-stability compounds such as Enduro Pro Ultimate or Sintered offer the best fade resistance. For aggressive trail riding, Semi-Metallic or Factory Racing compounds provide strong modulation with good durability.