R1 Concepts 2551-0373-00 Disc Brake Pad Set - Front

Front Brake Pads for Honda Civic, CRX, and Prelude

R1 Concepts R1 Optimum OE Pads, part number 2551-0373-00, are front disc brake pads for select late-1980s and early-1990s Honda applications. This pad set is listed for the Honda Civic, Honda CRX, and Honda Prelude in front position fitments.

Key Features

• Disc brake pad set for front axle use
• R1 Concepts R1 Optimum OE Pads product line
• Direct fitment listings for 1988-1991 Honda Civic, 1990-1991 Honda CRX, and 1988-1990 Honda Prelude
• Part number 2551-0373-00 for application matching
• OE-style replacement format for routine brake service

Product Details

The R1 Optimum OE Pads line is positioned as an OE replacement brake pad option for drivers servicing older Honda platforms. This front disc brake pad set, 2551-0373-00, is cataloged for 1988-1991 Honda Civic front brakes, 1990-1991 Honda CRX front brakes, and 1988-1990 Honda Prelude front brakes. If you are searching for front brake pads for a Honda Civic, CRX, or Prelude, this part number provides a direct reference for fitment verification.

This part cross-references Monroe Shocks & Struts (e.g., 172286, 182286) for the same application.

What It Helps Address

• Worn front brake pads
• Brake noise from aged pad material
• Reduced stopping performance from pad wear
• Uneven brake response during routine maintenance
• Need for a front OE-style brake pad replacement

Installation Notes

Install on the front axle only and confirm vehicle year, make, model, and brake configuration before ordering. For Honda Civic front brake pads, Honda CRX front brake pads, and Honda Prelude front brake pads, compare the existing pad shape and hardware layout to part number 2551-0373-00 before service. Brake components should be inspected as a system during replacement.

Quality Assurance

R1 Concepts identifies this listing under its R1 Optimum OE Pads line, which is used for OE-style brake service applications. Verify fitment against the vehicle listing before installation.