Performance Brake Kits

Brake Pads

Brake pads are housed within your muscle car brake system’s calipers. When you press the brake pedal, the caliper closes to apply pressure to the rotor and stop the vehicle using friction. OEM brake pads typically last for 30,000 to 70,000 miles depending on how you drive and the type of brake pads that you have installed. Failing to replace your brake pads promptly will increase stopping distance along with damage to other brake parts including calipers and rotors. Consider upgrading to performance brake pads from brands like PowerStop. They last longer than your average ceramic pads and are great for racing applications.

Brake Rotors

Brake rotors are the discs that your calipers are connected to, and they serve as the foundation of your muscle car’s brake system. Many OEM rotors are solid discs of metal, and when your brake pads press against them, friction causes your vehicle to slow down. While stock rotors are efficient, upgrading to better rotors that feature drilled and slotted designs improves stopping power and can help your entire brake system last longer. Many racing brake systems will also feature larger rotors made with premium lightweight materials, which are great for use at your local dragstrip or track.

Brake Accessories

It may seem like brakes are only there to help your vehicle stop, but they're much more than that, and with the right setup you can improve your vehicle’s appearance. This is where caliper covers and other aftermarket brake accessories come into play. With the right accessories your bake system will make a statement and improve the appearance of your wheel and tire setup. In fact, pairing caliper covers with premium drilled and slotted rotors is both a performance and appearance upgrade. If you need the best aftermarket brakes you've come to the right place. Plenty of options are available from racing brake systems to big brake kits from reputable brands like