Thanks for the info! For those of us coming from OEM 6 pot front calipers, the more info the better. I've got the BMW M2 Competition with stock big brakes, and I'm looking to find smaller calipers with the same pot number. I want to size down to 18 inch wheels but these calipers are way too big to go below 19 inch wheels. I think my best option is to just call and talk to an expert like yourself. 😊
Yes, our complete system for the M2 Competition fits inside 18" wheels, which is why many of the track rats prefer our setup. It also saves over 35 lbs. of unsprung weight vs. the stock brakes!
Appreciate the video and information, but we also need AP racing brake fluid explanation and why it might still be a better choice than other brands.
Thanks for the info! For those of us coming from OEM 6 pot front calipers, the more info the better. I've got the BMW M2 Competition with stock big brakes, and I'm looking to find smaller calipers with the same pot number. I want to size down to 18 inch wheels but these calipers are way too big to go below 19 inch wheels. I think my best option is to just call and talk to an expert like yourself. 😊
Yes, our complete system for the M2 Competition fits inside 18" wheels, which is why many of the track rats prefer our setup. It also saves over 35 lbs. of unsprung weight vs. the stock brakes!
Saving some $$ for my 5th gen camaro!!!
I'd love to buy this brake set but you don't make it for my vehicle. Any plans to make a set for the Kia Stinger/Genesis G70?
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Is the wider caliper not also stiffer?