Stopping power you can rely on, day in and day out.
These DBA Street Series brake pads are a perfect upgrade or replacement for your Mitsubishi L200 K74, designed to deliver consistent braking performance whether you’re loaded up for work or heading out on a weekend run.
Developed as part of DBA’s Street Series range, these pads are engineered to meet and often exceed OEM standards. They’ve been fine-tuned for everyday use, offering dependable bite, reduced dust, and low noise without the compromises you usually get from cheap aftermarket options.
Depending on the application, DBA uses either ceramic or semi-metallic friction compounds to get the balance right between stopping power, comfort, and rotor life. The result is strong, predictable braking with less fade and cleaner wheels.
We actually use these same pads on our own L200 and they’ve been faultless. The pedal feel is sharp, stopping distance is consistent, and they handle heavy loads and rough terrain without issue.
For best results, pair them with DBA Street Series or T2 slotted rotors for improved initial response and faster bed-in.
Why we like them:
We’ve fitted these to our own L200 and they perform brilliantly for day-to-day use. Pedal feel is sharp, stopping distance is consistent, and they handle the occasional heavy haul or muddy trail without complaint.
Features:
• OE style post-cured process for consistent performance over pad life
• Ceramic or semi-metallic formulation (application dependent)
• Copper free and NSFI certified for low dust and clean wheels
• High friction stripe for quicker bedding in
• Application specific shims, slots and chamfers to reduce vibration and noise
Ideal for:
• Everyday driving and OE replacement
• Light commercial vehicles
• Passenger cars and SUVs
• Use with DBA Street Series disc rotors
Technical Information:
Primary FMSI: [insert reference if known]
Set contains: LH inner + RH inner + 2 outer pads
Width: 151.0 mm
Height: 51.2 mm
Pad thickness: 16.0 mm
Axle: Front
Weight: 2.1 kg




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