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Product Description:

Introducing our state-of-the-art Modified Brake Kits, designed to enhance your vehicle's braking performance and provide you with superior control and safety on the road. Our brake kits are meticulously engineered to deliver exceptional stopping power, improved heat dissipation, and reduced brake fade, ensuring a confident driving experience in various conditions.

The key features of our modified brake kits include enhanced stopping power, improved heat dissipation, increased durability and longevity, easy installation, and uncompromising safety and reliability. Our high-performance brake pads and rotors deliver increased friction and superior stopping power, meaning shorter braking distances and a more responsive braking experience. The advanced materials and innovative designs included in the kit ensure consistent braking performance and reduce the risk of brake fade. The top-quality materials used for the components also provide excellent resistance to wear, corrosion, and brake dust accumulation. Additionally, our modified brake kits are designed for hassle-free installation and can be a direct replacement for your existing brake components.

Upgrade your vehicle's braking system with our Modified Brake Kits and experience the difference in performance, control, and safety. All our brake kits undergo rigorous testing and meet or exceed industry standards to guarantee optimum performance, reliability, and safety. Drive with confidence knowing that you have a top-quality braking solution designed to meet the demands of your driving style and provide an exceptional braking experience.

Features:

Modified brake kits typically come with a range of features that enhance the performance and reliability of your vehicle's braking system. Here are some common features found in modified brake kits:

• Upgraded Brake Pads: Modified brake kits often include high-performance brake pads that are made from advanced materials such as ceramic or semi-metallic compounds. These pads offer improved friction characteristics, increasing stopping power and reducing brake fade.
• Performance Rotors: The brake kits may include performance rotors that are designed to dissipate heat more efficiently. These rotors are often cross-drilled or slotted, allowing for better heat ventilation and minimizing the risk of brake fade.
• Improved Heat Dissipation: Modified brake kits may feature additional cooling mechanisms, such as larger cooling vanes or directional air scoops, to enhance heat dissipation. This helps to maintain consistent braking performance even during aggressive driving or under high load conditions.
• Stainless Steel Brake Lines: Some brake kits include stainless steel braided brake lines. These lines offer improved durability, increased resistance to expansion under pressure, and reduced brake pedal travel, resulting in a firmer brake pedal feel and improved brake responsiveness.
• Performance Brake Fluid: Upgraded brake kits may include high-performance brake fluid with a higher boiling point. This helps to prevent brake fluid from boiling under extreme heat, reducing the risk of brake fade and maintaining consistent brake performance.
• Anti-Rust Coating: Modified brake kits often feature rotors with anti-rust coatings or finishes to protect against corrosion and ensure long-lasting performance.
• Easy Installation: Many modified brake kits are designed for easy installation and compatibility with specific vehicle models. They are often designed as direct replacements for the factory brake components, minimizing the need for additional modifications.
• Performance and Reliability: Modified brake kits are typically engineered to provide improved braking performance, enhanced safety, and increased reliability. They undergo rigorous testing to meet or exceed industry standards, ensuring that they can withstand demanding driving conditions and offer consistent performance.

It's important to note that the specific features included in modified brake kits can vary depending on the manufacturer and the intended use of the kit. It's recommended to review the product descriptions and specifications provided by the manufacturer to determine the exact features included in a particular brake kit.

Technical Parameters:

The technical parameters of modified brake kits can vary depending on the manufacturer, vehicle application, and specific kit model. However, here are some common technical parameters that are often associated with modified brake kits:

• Rotor Size: The rotor size refers to the diameter and thickness of the brake rotor included in the kit. It is typically specified in millimeters (mm) and may vary depending on the vehicle's make and model.
• Brake Pad Material: The brake pad material determines the friction characteristics, wear resistance, and heat dissipation capabilities. Common brake pad materials include ceramic, semi-metallic, and organic compounds. The specific material used can impact braking performance and noise levels.
• Number of Brake Pistons: The number of brake pistons refers to the number of hydraulic pistons in the brake caliper. The number of pistons can vary depending on the brake kit and vehicle application. Multiple pistons can provide more even pressure distribution and improve brake performance.
• Brake Caliper Type: The brake caliper type may vary depending on the kit and vehicle model. Common caliper types include fixed calipers and floating calipers, each with its own design and performance characteristics.
• Brake Pad and Rotor Compatibility: It is important to ensure that the brake pads and rotors included in the kit are compatible with your vehicle's braking system. This includes verifying fitment, dimensions, and any additional requirements specific to your vehicle.

Modified brake kits often emphasize improved heat resistance and dissipation to minimize brake fade and maintain consistent braking performance under demanding conditions. This can be achieved through features such as cross-drilled or slotted rotors, larger cooling vanes, and advanced rotor materials.

• Brake Fluid Requirements: Some modified brake kits may recommend or require the use of specific types of brake fluid for optimal performance and reliability. This may include high-performance brake fluids with higher boiling points to resist heat buildup.
• Certification and Standards: Reputable modified brake kits often meet or exceed industry standards and certifications, such as ISO or SAE standards. These certifications ensure that the brake kit has undergone testing and meets specific performance and safety requirements.

It's important to consult the manufacturer's specifications and documentation for the specific technical parameters of a particular modified brake kit, as they can vary significantly depending on the kit and vehicle application. Additionally, it's recommended to follow the manufacturer's guidelines for installation, maintenance, and any specific requirements to ensure proper functionality and safety.

Applications:

Modified brake caliper kits have many applications, including performance upgrades, track racing, off-roading, customization, restoration, street performance, and luxury and exotic vehicles. A modified brake caliper kit can provide enhanced braking performance, customization, or aesthetic upgrades, depending on the user's desired outcome. For performance upgrades, the kits typically feature larger calipers with multiple pistons, upgraded brake pads, and larger rotors. Kits designed specifically for track racing are engineered to withstand extreme braking demands and higher temperatures. They may incorporate advanced materials, improved heat dissipation features, and high-performance brake pads. Modified brake caliper kits used in off-road vehicles include larger calipers and rotors. They also include specialized brake pads to handle the demands of off-road driving, such mud, water, and debris. Brake caliper kits designed for car enthusiasts come in a variety of colors and finishes to let individuals personalize their brake calipers. For vehicle restorations or upgrades, a kit can provide better performance, reliability, and safety than the original equipment. Street performance brake caliper kits are suitable for spirited driving and offer features such as better pedal feel, reduced stopping distances, and increased control. Lastly, luxury and exotic vehicle owners may benefit from smoother braking, reduced noise, and improved pedal response from a modified caliper kit.

When selecting a modified brake caliper kit, it's important to ensure compatibility with the vehicle make and model, as well as suitability for the intended application. Consulting with automotive experts or referring to manufacturer guidelines can help guarantee successful selection and installation. Overall, modified brake caliper kits can bring many benefits to various types of vehicles, from performance upgrades to aesthetics.

Support and Services:

Car Brake Calipers technical support and service is available to customers who have purchased a Car Brake Caliper product from us. Our technical support team is available to answer product-related questions and provide assistance with installation and troubleshooting. We also offer a warranty on all Car Brake Caliper products, ensuring that customers are completely satisfied with their purchase.

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