I am interested in getting new rims and Brembo brakes. What makes the brembo calipers better? I realize the slotted/crossdrilled rotors help cool the brakes and reduce wear but what is so special about the calipers on Brembos over the stock ones? Should I expect more horsepower "just kidding" stopping power? Do they only upgrade the front or can I do the rears as well? They look less bulky than stock, does that mean I shouldn't have a problem with th eclearence on different rims? Do you guys think it is worth it?

 

from what i undersytand there is more power and less fade (even though i thought fade was from heat) also the look realy cool

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2001 acura cl type s
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1997 toyota 4runner ltd
1992 camaro
1993 volvo 850 glt

 

I think that the Brembo's may be four piston Calipers as well compared to the stock two piston which could explain the increased stopping power....

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Hey Snook, are the TL Brembo brakes 2 piston or four piston? Do they only come for the front?