Daemon Motorsports BREMBO Big Brake Kit GROUP BUY.
02-24-2005, 02:23 PM
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BREMBO Big Brake Kit Pricing!
Big brakes give your car greater resistance to fade by absorbing and shedding heat more efficiently. Racers upgrade because stock brakes were designed for a single stop from high speed, not repeated slow-downs with little time in between to cool off. For fade resistance, size really does matter. On the street, fixed-mount, multi-piston calipers give a firmer pedal and quicker reaction time in panic stops. As little as 0.2 second reduction in reaction time can translate into 21 feet of stopping distance at 70 mph. Reaction time is not as important to racers who can compensate by braking earlier. But on the street, in an unexpected stop, quicker reaction time can save your life. You don't need to be a racer to benefit from brake upgrades.
Brembo Gran Turismo brake kits are an excellent choice for street or racing. Their fixed-mount, multi-piston calipers result in firmer pedal feel and quicker reaction time. The massive vented rotors give you significant improvements in thermal capacity and heat shedding ability over your stock brakes, resulting in much lower pad and rotor temperatures. Brembo brakes help make fading a thing of the past.
Brembo is an OEM supplier for Porsche, Ferrari, Lamborghini, Jaguar, Aston Martin, Mitsubishi, Nissan, Subaru and more. Brembo supplies many of the top Formula 1, CART, NASCAR, and WRC teams. Their brake kits are world class and the fit and finish is simply stunning. If you want quality brakes with better pedal feel, more progressive operation than stock, and more control under hard braking, then Brembo is the way to go.
Brembo big brake kits are available with red, black, or silver calipers standard. Custom colors are available for $300/pair ($600 per full kit) and require either a paint code from your car or a color sample.
The list price on the 4 wheel kit is $6090!
DaemonMS price is only $5790. (Save $300)
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We also offer a full line of Stop Tech products, and brake pads for both race and street applications.
email sales@daemonmotorsports.com with any questions!
Brembo Gran Turismo brake kits are an excellent choice for street or racing. Their fixed-mount, multi-piston calipers result in firmer pedal feel and quicker reaction time. The massive vented rotors give you significant improvements in thermal capacity and heat shedding ability over your stock brakes, resulting in much lower pad and rotor temperatures. Brembo brakes help make fading a thing of the past.
Brembo is an OEM supplier for Porsche, Ferrari, Lamborghini, Jaguar, Aston Martin, Mitsubishi, Nissan, Subaru and more. Brembo supplies many of the top Formula 1, CART, NASCAR, and WRC teams. Their brake kits are world class and the fit and finish is simply stunning. If you want quality brakes with better pedal feel, more progressive operation than stock, and more control under hard braking, then Brembo is the way to go.
Brembo big brake kits are available with red, black, or silver calipers standard. Custom colors are available for $300/pair ($600 per full kit) and require either a paint code from your car or a color sample.
The list price on the 4 wheel kit is $6090!
DaemonMS price is only $5790. (Save $300)
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We also offer a full line of Stop Tech products, and brake pads for both race and street applications.
email sales@daemonmotorsports.com with any questions!
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02-24-2005, 07:44 PM
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intel55, racers like Lou G., David Farmer, John Shields, the folks at Hardbar and other racers that use aftermarket brake racers do use one of the brands you mentioned, and one brand you didn't mention. I haven't heard of any C5 racers that use the other two brands you mentioned. I'm not going to bash any particular brand or vendor here, so come over to the autocross forum if you want some no-BS and detailed answers.