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Birel ART Mini Rear Brake Pad – 100×8 SYNT Compound
Birel ART Mini Rear Brake Pad – 100×8 SYNT Compound

Birel ART Mini Rear Brake Pad – 100×8 SYNT Compound

$67.00

Rear brake pad designed for Birel ART Mini kart brake systems, using the 100×8 SYNT specification. Intended for consistent braking performance in Mini kart applications.

8 in stock

SKU: BRL-BP-MINI-100X8-SYNT Category:

Description

This Birel ART Mini rear brake pad is manufactured to match the 100×8 SYNT size specification used on select Birel ART Mini rear brake systems. It is supplied as a direct replacement pad where this exact dimension and compound type are required.

The SYNT compound is commonly chosen for its predictable braking feel and stability during short-format racing, where consistent pedal response is more important than aggressive initial bite. This pad is intended for drivers and teams looking to maintain factory-style braking behavior rather than experimenting with aftermarket compounds.

As with all brake components, correct fitment depends on caliper design and pad dimensions. Pad size and shape should always be confirmed against the existing brake pad before ordering.

Specification Details
Product Type Rear Brake Pad
Application Mini Kart Rear Brake System
Pad Size 100 × 8
Compound SYNT
Position Rear
Brand Birel ART
  • 100×8 pad size designed to sit correctly in compatible Mini rear calipers, helping prevent binding or uneven pad movement
  • SYNT compound that maintains a consistent braking feel as brake temperatures increase
  • Even pad contact for predictable modulation and controlled braking response
  • Replacement pad intended to keep braking feel consistent with the original pad specification

This brake pad is intended for Birel ART Mini rear brake systems that use a 100×8 pad specification. Fitment depends on the pad dimensions and the brake caliper design rather than the chassis name alone. Use on other brands or non-Mini brake systems is not guaranteed. Always remove and measure your existing brake pad before purchasing to confirm correct fitment.

This rear brake pad is used in Mini kart rear braking systems where a 100×8 SYNT pad is specified. Suitable for practice and race use where stable, predictable braking response is preferred.

Brake pads should be installed by someone familiar with kart brake systems and bedded in according to standard racing procedures.

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Frequently Asked Questions

This brake pad is sold individually. The number of pads required depends on your specific brake caliper configuration. Confirm the quantity needed before ordering.

No. Fitment depends on the rear brake caliper and pad dimensions used on your kart, not the chassis name alone. Always confirm that your existing pad matches the 100×8 specification before purchasing.

No. This brake pad is designed for rear brake applications only and is not intended for front brake systems.

This brake pad is intended for Birel ART Mini rear brake systems that use a 100×8 pad specification. Fitment on other kart brands is not guaranteed, even if the pad size appears similar. Always verify pad dimensions and caliper design before ordering.

The SYNT compound is commonly used in Mini kart applications for its consistent braking feel. It is intended to offer predictable response across normal operating temperatures, helping drivers maintain control without abrupt changes in brake performance.

Brake pad wear depends on track surface, driving style, brake usage, and operating temperatures. Pads should be inspected regularly and replaced when material thickness is reduced to a level where braking consistency or safety may be affected. If braking feel changes noticeably or wear appears uneven, replacement is recommended.

Yes. Proper bedding-in helps establish even contact between the pad and brake disc. This is typically done through a short period of controlled braking to gradually bring the pad up to operating temperature. Follow standard kart racing brake bedding procedures and avoid aggressive braking during the initial laps.