Brembo 4 Pot Caliper 300mm Disc Conversion Kit

This kit includes a pair of 300mm two piece discs with alloy bells or Brembo high carbon brake discs, two custom Goodridge brake hoses, two brake calliper mounting brackets and all associated bolts required to fit - with optional extra:

Pair of brand new Clio 197 Brembo 4 piston callipers with pad fitting kit, These callipers are Genuine brand new Renault stock - not reconditioned!.

The kit doesn't include brake pads - these can be found here.

The 300x28mm two piece brake discs are handed left and right and are designed to maximise airflow and cooling through the disc. The additional width and diameter of the discs will aid heat dissipation and braking torque.  The alloy bells are made in the UK to Pure Motorsport specification and the rotors are a German made casting machined in the UK. These discs weigh 6.9kg each (compared to 8.2kg for the 300mm Bembo Scenic disc and 7.1kg for standard 172/182 280mm disc)

The 300x24mm Brembo High carbon discs are a premium high quality disc suitable for fast road and track use.  The high carbon content gives better disc life. These are coated for longer corrosion resistance

 
The Brembo four piston callipers are a lightweight aluminium design with four pistons to give even pressure over the pad area. The pad is far larger than the standard 172/182 brake pads giving more friction area.

The brake calliper brackets have now had an update to make them even lighter and now feature a small calliper offset to the inside to allow maximum wheel clearance. The brackets are CNC machined from steel to be extremely strong and resistant to flex. They are then zinc plated for corrosion resistance.

The mounting bolts are all high quality 12.9 grade capheads for ultimate strength and durability.

This kit will fit behind standard Speedline Turinis and most aftermarket 16" wheels with good calliper clearance. They also fit behind the standard 5 spoke 16" wheel but you will need to use 10mm wheel spacers.

Fitting instructions here:
Fitting Guide