CarbonFibre

<ul><li><a href="http://www.brake-pros.com/ap_competition.asp">http://www.brake-pros.com/ap_competition.asp</a</li></ul>

Qu!cksilva

for the money you can't beat ECS tunings porsche setup

brian@avalonmotorsports

Brembo supplies brakes to Porsche, and Audi for the S8 and RS6. Brembo is also a supplier to many top tier racing programs including F1. In my opinion it's a no brainer, Brembo is best. However, with all modifications personal preference rules. Whatever your descision is, call us we can help you out with all your performance tuning needs!

CarbonFibre

hehe, I need a better tuner in SoCal, heard shady things about Hartmann

gtt

Granted we are talking about their street kit from brake-pros but AP does go a long way back as does Brembo. Both are great brakes. For me and others the question is about fit on a specific TT.

Just recalled something told to me at Stillen and after a search found that Brembo may actually own AP as of now. See <a href="http://www.parliament.the-stationery-office.co.uk/pa/cm200001/cmselect/cmtrdind/128/128ap14.htm">Link and scan down page</a>. "Brembo of Italy purchase AP Racing of Coventry"<ul><li><a href="http://www.whel.de/Cars/abt_tt-r_2002_specs_en.html">http://www.whel.de/Cars/abt_tt-r_2002_specs_en.html</a</li></ul>

gtt

and the story is that they used to be the distributer for Brembo and still sell Brembo but Stillen preferred the AP's to Brembo on his modified 350z's. For me the AP was the absolute lowest profile caliper and fit under my wheels. A bonus was it was lightest as well.

EighTT

I prefer the Bimbo brakes. They don't work quite as well, but they can be a lot of fun!

gtt

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EighTT

:-)

ZesTTee

Those would be Brembos...