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EBC Rear Brake Pads – 91–92 Mercedes-Benz 300SE / 98 Mercedes-Benz CLK320

by EBC
SKU EBCDP4887R
Original price $61.41 USD - Original price $170.42 USD
Original price
$170.42 USD
$61.41 USD - $170.42 USD
Current price $170.42 USD
Compound: Yellowstuff

Lead Time: Good: 1-2 Days


Est. Ship By: Monday, November 09

Est. Delivery: Wednesday, November 11 - Monday, November 16


These estimates are based on recent lead times for this item and are not guaranteed. We will contact you if your order will be outside this estimate.

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Explore common maintenance and service items recommended.

Street Brake Fluids:

Racing/Hi Temp Fluids:

Caliper Temp Strips: Wide Band Temp Strips

Rotor Temp Paint: Genesis Temp Paint

For ✔guaranteed fit (only applicable if you buy direct from Alconkits.com) check our certified applications below:

Verified product-level applications; check Step 1 for brake package.

Mercedes-Benz 300SE: 1991–1992

Mercedes-Benz CLK320: 1998, 2000

Mercedes-Benz E320: 1996, 2003

Mercedes-Benz Sl500: 1996, 1999

Chrysler Crossfire: 2005

Mercedes-Benz 500SEC: 1993

Mercedes-Benz 500SEL: 1992

Mercedes-Benz 600SL: 1993

Mercedes-Benz C32 AMG: 2002

Mercedes-Benz C36 AMG: 1995

Mercedes-Benz C43 AMG: 1998

Mercedes-Benz Clk Class: 1999

Mercedes-Benz CLK500: 2003

Mercedes-Benz E Class: 2001

Mercedes-Benz E55 AMG: 2002

Mercedes-Benz Sl Class: 1999

Mercedes-Benz Sl600: 1994

Mercedes-Benz Slk32 AMG: 2002

Mercedes-Benz Slk55 AMG: 2005

Mercedes-Benz 300SD: 1993

Mercedes-Benz S600: 1994

PRODUCT INFORMATION

Step 1 — Rear brake package

The rear EBC DP887 pad family includes FMSI D603, a profile used on particular Mercedes-Benz 300SE/CLK applications and Chrysler Crossfire brake packages. Some nearby model years and performance trims use other rear caliper assemblies; compare the actual pad outline rather than assuming the broad manufacturer/model label is enough.

  • Mercedes-Benz 300SE: 1991–1992
  • Mercedes-Benz CLK320: 1998, 2000
  • Mercedes-Benz E320: 1996, 2003
  • Mercedes-Benz Sl500: 1996, 1999
  • Chrysler Crossfire: 2005
  • Mercedes-Benz 500SEC: 1993
  • Mercedes-Benz 500SEL: 1992
  • Mercedes-Benz 600SL: 1993
  • Mercedes-Benz C32 AMG: 2002
  • Mercedes-Benz C36 AMG: 1995
  • Mercedes-Benz C43 AMG: 1998
  • Mercedes-Benz Clk Class: 1999
  • Mercedes-Benz CLK500: 2003
  • Mercedes-Benz E Class: 2001
  • Mercedes-Benz E55 AMG: 2002
  • Mercedes-Benz Sl Class: 1999
  • Mercedes-Benz Sl600: 1994
  • Mercedes-Benz Slk32 AMG: 2002
  • Mercedes-Benz Slk55 AMG: 2005
  • Mercedes-Benz 300SD: 1993
  • Mercedes-Benz S600: 1994

Step 2 — EBC compound

  • Yellowstuff (EBCDP4887R): spirited road driving.
  • Greenstuff (EBCDP2887): street driving.
  • Redstuff (EBCDP3887C): street driving.
  • Ultimax2 (EBCUD603): street-focused, original-equipment-style rear replacement available for the verified D603 brake configuration, including a source SKU currently at zero stock.

Compound selection does not change pad fitment.

Step 3 — Verify shape/SKU

Verify the installed rear backing-plate outline against EBC DP887 / FMSI D603 and the selected part number before purchase; check the brake package where Mercedes-Benz or Crossfire applications vary.

Installation and bedding

Inspect rotor and hardware, check brake package, and follow the compound-specific EBC bedding instructions.

FAQ

Do all calipers fit? No. Verify the installed pad profile; shared YMM tags do not imply identical calipers.

Why Choose EBC Brake Pads?

EBC offers multiple road and motorsport friction choices; AlconKits adds specialist performance-brake application knowledge.

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