Description
High-Performance Brake Upgrade. The StopTech ST-40 Touring Drilled 1-Piece Rear Big Brake Kit with Yellow Calipers enhances braking capability, offering superior stopping power and exceptional pedal feel for a variety of driving conditions. It is engineered for performance street use, towing with oversized tires, track events, and extreme duty, making it a versatile upgrade for enthusiasts seeking reliable and efficient braking.
Construction and Appearance. Featuring a patented AeroRotor design with slotted and cross-drilled rotors, this kit maximizes airflow to reduce heat buildup and brake fade. The components are built with high-quality materials and precision manufacturing to ensure durability and long-lasting performance, extending rotor and pad life.
Installation. Installation is straightforward and typically requires no drilling, as this kit is designed to fit specific rear brake configurations. It provides a smooth upgrade experience suitable for installers with basic mechanical knowledge.
Application. This brake kit is specifically designed to fit Dodge Challenger models from 2008 through 2015 equipped with the 6.1L HEMI or 6.4L HEMI engines.
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- Balanced brake upgrades with optimum brake bias offer the shortest stopping distance with the best pedal feel
- Patented AeroRotors provide the best airflow available for better cooling, less fade, and longer rotor and pad life
- Medium dust levels
- Driving qualifiers include towing with oversized tires, performance street, street & track events, normal commute, extreme & fleet duty
- Medium budget
- Rotor style is slotted and cross-drilled
- Stopping power rated 5 out of 5
- Noise level rated 2 out of 5
- Performance over stock suitable for autocross and commercial use
- Part name is disc brake upgrade kit
- Weight is 80 pounds
- Dimensions: 26 inches in height, 16 inches in width, and 14 inches in length
- Fits 2008-2015 Dodge Challenger with 6.1L HEMI or 6.4L HEMI engine
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