The stopping power is handled by 130
Mm disc brakes.
350
mm disc brakes with Brembo 4 - piston aluminium callipers at the front and 305 mm solid disc brakes at the rear provide the stopping power.
415
mm disc brakes with a ten - piston calliper at the front and 365
mm disc brakes with a four - piston calliper at the rear provide the stopping power.
Superior Stopping Power The front and rear setup use large 214 -
mm disc brakes with hydraulic twin - piston calipers for superior stopping power.
• Rotax ® V - Twin Engine Options • Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT) • Industry - Leading Power - to - Weight Ratio • Large Radiator with Increased Cooling Capacity • Dual - room air box • Large 5.4 - gal Fuel Tank • Surrounding Spar Technology (SST) G2 Frame • Torsional Trailing Arm Independent (TTI) Rear Suspension • Double A-Arm Front Suspension with Dive - Control • Visco - Lok † Auto - Locking Front Differential • 214 -
mm Disc Brakes • 26» Carlisle Badland Tires • Multipurpose Racks with LinQ Quick - Attach • 5.7 - gal Rear Storage • Digitally Encoded Security System (D.E.S.S.) • 230 - W Headlights • Multi-Function Digital Gauge • Easy Access For Maintenance
It hauls itself down from speed using 360
mm disc brakes at all four corners, thought the S pushes that up to 390 mm and has the option of a 402 mm carbon - ceramic set of anchors.
Stopping power is courtesy of twin 320
mm disc brakes, courtesy Brembo, 4 - piston callipers with ABS as standard equipment at the front and 265 mm disc, 2 - piston floating calliper ABS as standard equipment at the rear.
[112] It includes only 2 seats with rear roll bar, Grigio Competizione Opaco body colour, Abarth Corsa by Sabelt seats in black leather with Alcantara red inserts and a carbon fibre shell and seat base, black leather steering wheel 5 - speed «Abarth Competizione» gearshift paddles, instrument panel made by Jaeger, Abarth Blue & Me MAP satellite navigation unit with a telemetric function developed by Magneti Marelli, Abrath logo racing pedals, Xenon headlights with dipped and main beam functions, 17 - inch rims from Abarth 695 Tributo Ferrari, red Brembo brake calipers and hub cap, 1.4 Turbo T - Jet engine rated 180 PS (130 kW; 180 hp), Abarth Competizione electromechanical transmission, Brembo 305
mm disc brakes with fixed four - piston caliper disc and special shock absorbers, Record Monza variable back - pressure «dual mode» exhaust.
Dual front 200
mm disc brakes gripped by rigid - mount 27 mm twin - piston calipers provide powerful, fade - free braking and solid feel.
The 718 Cayman range comes with 330 mm and 299
mm disc brakes at the front and rear respectively.
The stoppers are impressive too — big 360mm / 330
mm disc brakes on the Panamera 4S and whopping 410mm / 380 mm anchors on the V8 - powered Panamera Turbo fore / aft respectively.
So are the front 220
mm disc brake and the rear 140 mm drum brakes, which are the most powerful brakes seen unlike other scooters in its class, and give the SR 150 Race an excellent braking capability.
The bikes come with a 130 mm drum brake at the rear while the front wheel gets a 280
mm disc brake.
Not exact matches
Rather than carbon - ceramic
brakes the LP580 - 2 comes with eight - piston calipers at the front with 365
mm steel
discs with four - pots at the rear with 356
mm rears.
The front
brake discs have grown to 323
mm in diameter (up by 40
mm) and are now clamped by four - piston Brembo calipers.
There are also new five - way adjustable dampers, a wider front track, more powerful
brakes (320
mm vented and grooved
discs with four - pot calipers up front) and 52 kg less weight compared to a standard CR - Z.
Such performance figures have encouraged Lamborghini to categorise the Urus as a «Super SUV» and to underline that performance focus, the Urus comes with carbon - ceramic
brake discs as standard; 440
mm diameter fronts with ten - piston calipers and 370
mm rears with six - piston calipers.
There are also six - piston aluminum
brake calipers and steel
brake discs with a diameter of 390
mm.
The front
brake discs are now 323
mm in diameter and they're clamped by four piston Brembo calipers.
Brakes from the previous - generation Corsa VXR — with 308
mm discs up front and 264
mm rotors at the rear — bring proceedings to a halt.
If you're on a tight budget you can just upgrade the pads for # 200, but you'll never really be able to get the heat out of the standard calipers, whereas our big -
brake kit [# 2300]-- the same as on the race cars, with six - pot calipers and 360
mm discs — will allow you to lap all day.»
Standard Equipment: 2.5 - liter, turbocharged I - 5 engine 6 - speed manual transmission w / hill - hold clutch Quattro all - wheel - drive system 19 - inch 5 - arm - rotor - design wheels w / summer performance tires 4 - wheel vented
disc brakes, 370
mm front / 310
mm rear, w / gloss black calipers Air - conditioning w / automatic climate control Power windows Power door locks w / remote Power driver's seat Sport seats Silk Nappa leather upholstery Xenon headlights w / LED daytime running lights 140 - watt, 9 - speaker audio system Steering - wheel - mounted audio controls Tilt & telescoping steering column Body - color, heated power mirrors w / turn signals Cruise control
Polestar has also approached a third party supplier for the
brakes, too, with Akebono developing a set of a six - piston calipers and 400
mm discs for the Polestar 1.
Chassis-wise, the GTI's track widths are up 36
mm over the standard 208's, while there are 302
mm brake discs up front, 249
mm rear.
Available for the first time on a Bentayga is a new carbon - ceramic
brake package, featuring officially the world's largest front
brake discs at a whopping 440
mm, some 20
mm more than the optional units available on the new Continental GT.
The
brake discs measure 300
mm front and 262
mm rear, the largest in the Ceed range, whilst the steering has been tuned for a more sporting feel, removing the selective variable ratio steering in the standard car.
The 398
mm front
discs lurk massively behind the shockingly spindly wheels and they are some of the best
brakes I have ever tried, progressive and powerful right from the top of the pedal's travel.
Porsche 911 by Singer Engine Flat - six, 3900cc Power 380bhp @ 6800rpm Torque 287 lb ft @ 5500rpm Transmission Six - speed manual, rear - wheel drive, limited - slip diff Front suspension MacPherson struts, coil springs, adjustable dampers, anti-roll bar Rear suspension MacPherson struts, coil springs, adjustable dampers, anti-roll bar
Brakes Ventilated and drilled
discs, 304
mm front, 299
mm rear, ABS Wheels 8.5 x 17in front, 10.5 x 17in rear Tyres 255/45 17 front, 275/40 17 rear Weight (kerb) 1200 kg Power - to - weight 322bhp / ton 0 - 60mph 3.9 sec (estimated) Top speed 160mph (estimated) Price as tested $ 350,000 (# 216,000) On sale Now (www.singervehicledesign.com)
Featuring 402
mm front and 360
mm rear
discs, the
braking system offers longer service life, greater resistance to fade and a significant 15 kg saving in unsprung weight.
For a # 980 premium, buyers will receive the extra power as well as a limited - slip differential and larger ventilated front and rear
brake discs: 340
mm front and 310
mm rear (up from 312
mm and 300
mm respectively).
There's also a VX Racing
brake kit, boasting four - pot front calipers and larger 343
mm x 26
mm front
discs, vand an Eibach suspension kit that allows the ride - height to be lowered by up to 15
mm.
This level of detail continues through the
braking system (featuring 390
mm front
discs on the S or otional 402
mm carbon - ceramics), the standard dynamic engine mounts and the electronically controlled lsd.
RENAULTSPORT TWINGO 133 Engine In - line 4 - cyl, 1598cc CO2 150g / km Power 131bhp @ 6750rpm Torque 118 lb ft @ 4400rpm Transmission Five - speed manual gearbox, front - wheel drive Front suspension MacPherson struts, coil springs, dampers, anti-roll bar Rear suspension Torsion beam, coil springs, dampers
Brakes Ventilated 280
mm discs front, solid 240
mm discs rear, ABS Wheels 7 x 16in front and rear (17in optional) Tyres 195/40 R16 front and rear Weight (kerb) 1050 kg Power - to - weight 127bhp / ton 0 - 62mph 8.7 sec (claimed) Top speed 125mph (claimed) Basic price # 13,565 On sale Now
All the technical work was carried out by Abarth, including an electrically - operated manual Abarth Competizione gearbox (one of the biggest costs), a set of upgraded Brembo
brake calipers with 305
mm discs, new Koni dampers and intriguing «variable back - pressure» exhaust system — which «improves engine performance and delivers an inspiring sound above 3000 rpm.»
For that, the Spanish firm will upgrade the Cupra's
brakes, the new 370
mm discs a full 30
mm larger in diameter than before.
The
brakes have also been developed, with 390
mm x 36
mm front and 360
mm x 26
mm rear
discs gripped by six - piston fixed and single - piston floating calipers respectively.
Also look for power four - wheel
disc brakes with 330
mm slotted and ventilated rotors as well as six - piston calipers in front and four - piston calipers in the rear.
That signals just how focused the 595 Competizione is, and when you start to explore the Abarth's spec sheet it's equally as impressive: Koni FSD dampers and four piston Brembo
brakes with 305
mm drilled and vented
discs.
Brakes come in the form of 6 - piston 397
mm discs at the front, with 4 - piston 380
mm discs at the back.
All models come with iron
brakes, with six - and four - piston calipers fitted front and rear respectively, though the Turbo is equipped with larger 410
mm front and 380
mm rear
discs compared to the V6 engined cars» 390
mm and 365
mm discs.
The big front
brake kit uses 284
mm Tarox grooved
discs and 206 GTI 180 calipers, plus uprated pads and fluid (# 725), while a stainless - steel exhaust system (# 420) and Group N engine mounts (# 156) complete what is a very serious 205 indeed.
Beefier
brakes — 300
mm discs up front, 262
mm at the rear — serve up the best
braking performance of any Kia ever made, apparently.
Few transaxle Porsches are quite as dramatic to behold, either, with bodywork that eclipses even the road - going 924 Carrera GTS, enhanced here by a set of gloriously period centre - lock wheels, hiding Porsche 935 four - piston
brake calipers, 310
mm discs and adjustable suspension.
A new
brake set - up at the front comprises six - piston calipers and 330
mm vented
discs.
Brakes have grown too, with 320
mm discs up front (previously 296
mm) and ventilated
discs at the rear.
The standard
braking system uses mammoth 400
mm discs at the front and 360
mm items at the rear.
Brakes are carbon ceramic
discs — 380
mm at the front and 360
mm at the back.
The Boxster S now uses the 911 Carrera's front
brakes, with 330 mm discs and four - piston callipers, although Porsche Carbon Ceramic Brakes are still avai
brakes, with 330
mm discs and four - piston callipers, although Porsche Carbon Ceramic
Brakes are still avai
Brakes are still available.
Behind new five - stud 15in BBS alloys were the stronger stub axles and wheel bearings from the 528i, plus upgraded
brakes (280
mm vented
discs at the front, 282
mm solid ones at the rear) with a Bosch ABS system.
To haul the car down from such speeds, 380
mm ventilated
brake discs have been fitted all - round, sitting behind 20 - inch wheels wrapped in low profile tyres.