Wilwood Front BP10 D1404 Replacement Pads, 0.70-Inch Set

This four-pad D1404 package combines the illustrated plate outline with 0.70-inch listed thickness. It provides BP10 friction for a compatible steel or iron brake installation, requiring the caliper's supports and retaining features to match the pad design. For Wilwood Engineering, designing and manufacturing disc brake systems encompasses the calipers and brake rotors as well as master cylinders, brake lines, fittings and valves. Bill Wood established the company in 1977; today it is based in Camarillo, California. Its motorsport, street-performance and specialized components require compatibility throughout the system.

Technical Details

• Manufacturer part number: 150-10-D1404K
• Friction compound: BP10
• Package quantity: 4 pads
• Pad thickness: .70 inch
• Rotor compatibility: Steel, Iron
• Pad profile: D1404

Fitment & Compatibility

The manufacturer’s pad-profile drawing identifies front use for this plate. Match the actual caliper and its new-pad specification; the drawing caption does not establish blanket model or year coverage. Select this profile only after checking the installed caliper, pad abutments and retaining hardware. New-pad thickness must leave the working clearance required by that brake assembly.

Wilwood rates BP10 for low dust and low noise while providing a gradual friction response. It is usable on the street and in drag or light-to-medium dirt-racing duties with steel or iron rotors. Its moderate-temperature character should be considered before selecting it for repeated high-energy stops.

Reference: Wilwood pad-profile drawing. Wilwood BP10 compound characteristics.

For selection assistance, PMB Performance combines over 20 years of experience with a focus on the actual braking hardware. Share the caliper specification and intended use before ordering an uncertain fit.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Arsenic, Cadmium, Chromium (Hexavalent compounds), Lead, Nickel, Cobalt and Antimony Trioxide which are known to the State of California to cause cancer or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.p65warnings.ca.gov.