ZKNY

i hear that stoptechs are good, but how do the APR compare.

where should i go if i want the hot deal?

newbie here,
thanx in advance,

-eugene

EdP

some variances in the hat design, Stoptech cools the face with their directional vaning, APR tightens up the manufacturing tolerances to fit more wheels (this can be good AND bad - I had to grind some flash off of my control arm on my A4 1.8 to not have them rub the rotor)...

bitrbo

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"EH! STEVE!"

I just got the 993TT two-piece rotors with Mintex Red pads (in stock calipers) and think it's awesome on the street. However, pad selection is limited for the stock calipers. If you go with the Porsche calipers, it opens up a whole new world of brake pads that you could go with (track, street, and everything in between!). Make sure you check into what pads are available for each kit you check out....... That should be part of your decision, too.

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EdP

and is their innovation. This will most likely affect Stasis' product.

Long story made short, My brakes I had on my stage 3 was very potent indeed, and especially for the price, are impossible to beat as a return on investment.