Braking

When every millisecond counts, motorsport brakes become more than just a safety component—they're the key to performance, control, and winning results. Whether you're a weekend warrior chasing lap times or a professional race driver, investing in the right racing brake setup can completely transform how your vehicle handles on the track.

In high-speed motorsport applications, the ability to brake late and hard without fade is a major advantage. The right brake pads, disc configuration, and brake fluid work together to deliver responsive braking power and heat management, especially under extreme conditions.

Street vs Full Race Brakes

Some brakes are designed for dual street/track use, while others are strictly full race only.

• Street/Track Applications: These offer a balance of everyday usability and high-performance braking. They produce less brake dust and are quieter, but may not last as long on the track.

• Full Race Kits: These are aggressive, noise-tolerant, and designed to function at high heat. Ideal for competitive drivers, but unsuitable for daily road use due to faster pad and disc wear.

The Right Brake Products for Your Race Car

When upgrading your race car brakes, consider these key factors:

1. Applications: Always match your kit to the specific application (e.g., sprint, drift, endurance).

2. Weight: Lighter components reduce rotational mass for improved handling.

3. Brake Fluid: High-temp, race-spec brake fluid prevents boiling and fade.

4. Compatibility: Ensure fitment with your vehicle’s current model and OEM specs.

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Racer Industries is Australia’s Leading Supplier of Motorsport Brakes

When it comes to high-performance motorsport brakes, Racer Industries is the go-to destination for Australian drivers and racing enthusiasts. We offer an extensive range of brake pads, brake kits, and braking components designed for all levels of competition—from club events to full race applications. With our top-tier products and expert support, you’ll find everything you need to enhance braking power, precision, and control—so you can chase faster lap times and perform at your peak on every track.