Brake Upgrade Kit Stage 1, 2, 3 RX-8
Brake Upgrade Kit Stage 1, 2, 3 RX-8
Brake Upgrade Kit Trak Pro RX-8
Now with advanced swept radius slots, further improving a great product. Plated with bright silver cadmium to enhance appearance and resist rust.
Stage 1
- Trak Pro Super Metallic Street brake pads front set
- Trak Pro Super Metallic Street brake pads rear set
- Goodrich Racing, DOT approved stainless steel flex lines with Dupont Teflon core
Stage 2
- Trak Pro front brake rotor set
- Trak Pro rear brake rotor set
- Trak Pro Super Metallic street front and rear brake pad sets
- Goodrich Racing, DOT approved stainless steel flex lines with Dupont Teflon core
- 1 bottle of RBF 600 Motul Racing brake fluid
Stage 3
- Trak Pro front brake rotors left & right
- Trak Pro rear brake rotors left & right
- Hawk HPS front and rear brake pad sets
- Goodrich Racing, DOT approved stainless steel flex lines with Dupont Teflon core
- 1 bottle of RBF 600 Motul Racing brake fluid
Slotted rotors vs OEM
Slotted rotors for your vehicle are a top choice for more efficient and reliable brakes with cooler operating temperatures and extended service intervals.
During both normal and hard braking, gasses from friction & heat are released from the pad's surface. As the rotor slots move across the pad, the gases are allowed to escape, similar to water under a tire tread. This allows the pad to generate more friction without added pedal effort. At the same time, abrasive particles that would normally be trapped between the brake rotor & brake pad surface are wiped off the pad and collected in the slots. As the slot moves away from the pad, the particles are released. This aids cooling and helps extends pad and brake rotor life on your vehicle.
Proper installation for Trak Pro slotted rotors is when rotating forward, the end of the slot at the outer diameter of the rotor leads or moves ahead of the of the slots end at the inner diameter. Forward rotation on left side is counter clockwise & forward rotation on right side is clockwise, assuming you're looking at the outside face of the wheel.