lordiconS4

need brakes

Dave G

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Dave G

<ul><li><a href="http://www.movit.de/htm/auds4v6.htm">http://www.movit.de/htm/auds4v6.htm</a</li></ul>

elCheng

stoptechs are designed FOR the S4, while porsche brakes are brakes designed for the porsche which just happen to fit the S4.

And stoptech have a floating rotor design while porsche are 1 pc.

NASA racer

not actually made just for Porsches, they're just standard Brembos with Porsche printed on the calipers instead of Brembo hehehehe.

I agree, StopTech is the way to go.

steved

<center><img src="http://www.ultimategarage.com/Movit17.jpg"></center><p>First of all, the president of Brembo NA may contact you to retract this comment. He has contacted me in the past and asked me to stop making comparisons of Movit's brakes to Brembo brakes. You can say that Movit uses Brembo made calipers that have been engineered by Porsche and Brembo.

The 322mm and 380mm rotors are 2pc. The big advantage Movit has over Stoptech (at least for now) is the availability of a complementary rear kit this is very effective in balancing the overall braking. Stock S4 rear brakes are very tiny (stating the obvious).

For an overview of how Movit makes their brakes, see the URL below. Every aftermarket accessory installed in Europe is subject to inspection by the TUV. I suspect many of the modified S4's on this list would not pass this strict inspection.

For those going to the Essen show this week, Movit will have a strong presence there. SD<ul><li><a href="http://www.ultimategarage.com/movitkit.htm">http://www.ultimategarage.com/movitkit.htm</a</li></ul>

NASA racer

no idea what Moveit kits are though last time I checked, they claimed to be Porsche 993 kits.