I am planning to buy big brake kit for Audi TT Quattro. Any suggestions? Thanks.
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StopTech makes a very nice two-piece 328x28 kit. A lot of guys run it here. You have aftermarket wheels, so you might needs spacers. They fit fine on my stock "fat fives", might even fit the 6 spoke ones. Stratmosphere has them for $2K, but they have a 15% discount these days that might apply. I got mine with the Axxis Deluxe pads.
http://www.stratmosphere.com/stoptech_brakes1.htm
Brembo makes 2 GT kits. 323x28, one-piece, aka junior, and 328x28 two-piece. APR, AWE and PureMS have them. I got one yesterday from PureMS for $1495. The 328 kit sells for $2750, ouch. APR has it for $2,612 but still hard to justify over the stop techs.
The Brembo GT Junior kit should clear both OEM wheels.
http://www.stratmosphere.com/stoptech_brakes1.htm
Brembo makes 2 GT kits. 323x28, one-piece, aka junior, and 328x28 two-piece. APR, AWE and PureMS have them. I got one yesterday from PureMS for $1495. The 328 kit sells for $2750, ouch. APR has it for $2,612 but still hard to justify over the stop techs.
The Brembo GT Junior kit should clear both OEM wheels.
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I got a Brembo kit last year (two piece rotor w/ lateral and radial compliance) for tire rack for ~$2,600. The work wonderfully for street/track. My driving style is doodle-around on the street and do several track weekends per year. I had trouble finding "street" pads that fit. For track I use Pagid Orange 4-4 and have a set of Hawk Blue to try too.
PS - the pads that come with the kit are junk. They went up in a poof of dust at one day that the track; I won't buy brembo pads EVER.
Changing the brembo pads is pure joy. I have a punch and a hammer, punch out two pins and you can pull them out, then push the pistons back with your fingers, drop in new pads, pop in two pins. Heavenly...
They also held up well in Michigan salty winter (except for brake line nut at caliper which got a bit crusty).
Research what replacement rotor and pads cost before you jump!
PS - the pads that come with the kit are junk. They went up in a poof of dust at one day that the track; I won't buy brembo pads EVER.
Changing the brembo pads is pure joy. I have a punch and a hammer, punch out two pins and you can pull them out, then push the pistons back with your fingers, drop in new pads, pop in two pins. Heavenly...
They also held up well in Michigan salty winter (except for brake line nut at caliper which got a bit crusty).
Research what replacement rotor and pads cost before you jump!
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what brake "BIG" kit ????
here is a link: http://www.ecstuning.com/stage/edpd/...CS%20Stage%202
I just run powerslot rotors and EBC red stuff brake pads and have had no problems. The retail is a little over $1200.00+ they should give you free shipping 4 piston
I just run powerslot rotors and EBC red stuff brake pads and have had no problems. The retail is a little over $1200.00+ they should give you free shipping 4 piston
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