Big Brake Kits, Performance Pads & Discs – KillerBrakes

Big Brake Kits, Performance Pads & Discs – KillerBrakes

FITMENT SUPPORT

Will the brake kit fit your car?

Wheel diameter alone does not guarantee clearance. Your wheel offset (ET), spoke profile, current brakes and vehicle specification all matter.

Send us your vehicle details and a photo of your wheels. We can help narrow down suitable options and clarify what to measure.

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Information to prepare

  • Make, model, generation and year
  • Engine and original brake setup
  • Wheel diameter, width and offset (ET)
  • Spoke-to-caliper clearance / wheel photos
  • Road, fast-road or track use

Product-category matches are for browsing only, not a guarantee of fitment. Final clearance and safe installation must be checked by a qualified professional.

BRAKE UPGRADE ADVICE

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to common questions before selecting a performance brake upgrade.

How can I check if a big brake kit fits my wheels?
Check wheel diameter, width, offset (ET), spoke shape and the manufacturer’s clearance template where available. Wheel size alone is not enough. Ask us for guidance before purchasing.
Is a bigger brake disc always better?
Not necessarily. Pad compound, heat management, caliper design, tyres and your driving style also affect braking performance. Choose the system that suits the vehicle and its use.
Which brake pads are suitable for road and track use?
Pad compounds have different temperature ranges and noise characteristics. Track-focused pads may perform poorly when cold and can be unsuitable for everyday road driving.
Do I need spacers or different wheels?
Some upgrades require additional caliper clearance. Whether wheel spacers or different wheels are appropriate depends on the complete wheel, brake and vehicle setup; confirm safety and legal requirements.
Can I order based only on the vehicle model?
The vehicle selector narrows the catalog, but model variants can have different factory brakes. Compare the full product specification and verify compatibility before buying.
Who should install my brake upgrade?
Have safety-critical braking work completed and inspected by a qualified professional. Follow the product manufacturer’s installation and bedding-in instructions.

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