Summer may be ending, but the STaSIS 14.5" Brake Sale begins...
09-20-2006, 11:44 AM
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Summer may be ending, but the STaSIS 14.5" Brake Sale begins...
For a limited time only STaSIS is offering sizeable discounts on our 14.5" Alcon based 6 piston brake kits. Due to an overstock of 14.5" (370mm) rotors from Alcon we are able to offer discounted pricing that want to have the ultimate in braking ability, lesser cost rotor replacement, directionally vaned rotors and more!
<b>..::STaSIS 14.5" Big Brake System::..</b>
<img src="http://www.stasisengineering.com/Admin/MainImage/mono6compmain.jpg">
<u>Retail</u>
<i>STaSIS 14.5" 6 Piston Big Brake System - $3895.00</i>
<u>SALE PRICE</u>
<b>STaSIS 14.5" 6 Piston Big Brake System - $3295.00</b> - (Sales Price ends 9/29!)
These kits feature Alcon 6 piston Monobloc calipers that provide extreme stiffness thanks to the one piece cast design and cast in stiffening bridge. Also included are Alcon 14.5" rotors that feature excellent metallurgy and airflow design, fitted with our floating system to all aluminum hats to eliminate any possibility of warping as well as provide a lightweight overall system. STaSIS all aluminum mounting brackets, SBS Pro-Track pads Goodridge coated stainless steel braided lines and Motul brake fluid round out this show stopping package. That this means to you is the ultimate in stopping ability, excellent pedal feel and modulation ability and extremely long service life!
<img src="http://www.euro-audi-parts.com/Stasis/kwoods600a.jpg">
We have a selection of race pads for these systems as always.
If you have any questions or would like to place an order you can always call toll free at <b>888.9STASIS</b> to speak to myself or Jason.
Thanks again!
<b>..::STaSIS 14.5" Big Brake System::..</b>
<img src="http://www.stasisengineering.com/Admin/MainImage/mono6compmain.jpg">
<u>Retail</u>
<i>STaSIS 14.5" 6 Piston Big Brake System - $3895.00</i>
<u>SALE PRICE</u>
<b>STaSIS 14.5" 6 Piston Big Brake System - $3295.00</b> - (Sales Price ends 9/29!)
These kits feature Alcon 6 piston Monobloc calipers that provide extreme stiffness thanks to the one piece cast design and cast in stiffening bridge. Also included are Alcon 14.5" rotors that feature excellent metallurgy and airflow design, fitted with our floating system to all aluminum hats to eliminate any possibility of warping as well as provide a lightweight overall system. STaSIS all aluminum mounting brackets, SBS Pro-Track pads Goodridge coated stainless steel braided lines and Motul brake fluid round out this show stopping package. That this means to you is the ultimate in stopping ability, excellent pedal feel and modulation ability and extremely long service life!
<img src="http://www.euro-audi-parts.com/Stasis/kwoods600a.jpg">
We have a selection of race pads for these systems as always.
If you have any questions or would like to place an order you can always call toll free at <b>888.9STASIS</b> to speak to myself or Jason.
Thanks again!
09-20-2006, 02:27 PM
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I would be willing to bet that the CF option is more than $5,000 and the Alcon's are the...
best brake system that you can buy. For $3,300, what a deal. I just have not found my RS brakes to inadequate. YET!!!
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09-20-2006, 05:43 PM
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What makes you think they're "better" than Stoptechs?
in fact, their calipers are stiffer than the Alcons at all pressures:
<img src="http://www.stoptech.com/img/deflection_chart.gif">
And their 355mm kit is $1400 less. I'm not planning on buying either kit, just saying I don't think there's much tangible evidence to prove one is "better" than the other. The Alcon kit has slightly bigger rotors, but is their vane design "better"? Probably not.
<img src="http://www.stoptech.com/img/deflection_chart.gif">
And their 355mm kit is $1400 less. I'm not planning on buying either kit, just saying I don't think there's much tangible evidence to prove one is "better" than the other. The Alcon kit has slightly bigger rotors, but is their vane design "better"? Probably not.