Honda and Acura Big Brake Kits for better than Type-R stopping


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It doesn't matter if you are just looking for some cool brakes to be seen through those huge rims on your daily driver Honda or Acura, or you are looking to put your Acura on the leader board at the next local "Time Attack". If you are looking for a beautifully styled, and fully functional big brake kit for your Honda, or Acura then look no further, as www.typerdrifting.com <http://www.typerdrifting.com/> has one of the largest selections of Big Brake kits, from the top manufacturers of quality performance Honda and Acura big brake kits on the market. Maybe you have already installed a big brake kit on your Honda, or Acura and are looking for upgrade, or replacement parts, we also have you covered as we carry lots of add-on, and replacement parts from the same quality manufacturers.

Regardless of if you have one of the infamous Honda, or Acura Type-R models, maybe you roll with a JDM or a highly tuned Mugen, or like most of us a more or less stock Honda, or Acura base model, you have likely been out braked by someone at the local "Time Attack" or dicing up the local twisties late on a Friday night. If you have ever wondered how "that guy (gal) can drive so fast, and hard into that corner, whilst maintaining complete control carrying incredible speed and a perfect line through the corner, all while leaving you farther and farther behind with each corner encountered, then it is time for you to learn the secret of the performance big brake kit for your favorite Honda, or Acura.

The performance big brakes kit is an integral set of components in creating an incredible Honda, or Acura corner dicing machine, used in conjunction with additional upgraded suspension components like stiffening braces, coil-overs (dampers), springs, you can transform your favorite Honda, or Acura into one of the ultimate corner dicing, competition eating, race bread marvels of the performance tuner, or drifting world. One of the most guarded secrets of the professional driver is the suspension, and braking setups that they run, and prefer. Why do you think that is... it's because ordinary people can do amazing things when they have an exceptionally tuned piece of equipment. If your machine out brakes, and out handles the competition then you will be the hero driving the Honda, or Acura which nobody can keep up with. Sure it seems unrealistic but actually it is not. A very common trend among tuners, drifters, racers, and cruisers is to spend all of their time and effort building copious amounts of horsepower, utilizing turbos, nitrous, and any other means available to increase horsepower. While we all want more horsepower the reality is that if you do not have the proper traction, or braking ability, than you had better race in a straight line or on a track with very few corners, and very long straightaways, or you will most certainly be disappointed by the performance of your ill handling overpowered beasts lack of ability to beat the underpowered corner dicing competition.

When to consider a performance Big Brakes kit for your Honda, or Acura.

Factory braking components are worn, or in need of replacement, or upgrades.
Upgrading wheels, or suspension components.
Considering entering into competitive motorsports ("Time Attack" "Drifting")
Planning on increasing horsepower levels in your Honda, or Acura.
Engine swapping
Canyon, or mountain road driving with your Honda, or Acura .
High traffic commuting in your Honda, or Acura
The Bragging rights that your Honda, or Acura tuner deserves

What Big Brake upgrades are available for your Honda, or Acura and what are the differences between them.

Currently there are many quality performance big brakes manufactures, offering a wide variety of quality braking products for your Honda, or Acura. These manufactures include: AP Racing, Baer, EBC, Goodrich, Hawk, K-Sport, Power Slot, SSBC, Stop Tech, and Wilwood. These manufactures have accounted for many current innovations in braking technology ranging from lightweight multi-piston calipers, to 2-piece lightweight slotted / drilled rotors. Within these innovations are many options for practically any type of application. The most basic 4-piston caliper performance big brake upgrade is in most cases leaps and bounds beyond the factory performance of your Honda, or Acura factory braking system. Additionally you can opt for a set of vented, drilled and slotted rotors for increased heat dissipation, and better fade resistance for longer more intense racing situations, coupled with a set of six or even eight piston calipers for the ultimate in extreme stopping power for your Honda, or Acura performance tuner.

If you are reading this article the chances are that you are in possession of one of the following vehicles, Acura Integra Type-R, Acura Integra, Acura NSX, Acura NSX-R, Acura NSX Type-S Zero, Acura RSX, Acura RL, Acura Legend, Acura TL, Acura TL Type-S, Acura CSX, Acura CL, Acura EL, Acura TSX, Acura RSX, Honda Accord, Honda Accord Type-R (ATR), Honda JDM Accord, Honda JDM Accord Euro-R, Honda Civic, Honda Civic Type-R, Honda CRX, Honda Civic SiR, Honda Civic CRX SiRII, Honda CRX, Honda S2000, Honda Legend, Honda Prelude, Honda Fit, Honda Inspire, Honda Z, or a related model. These are all popular models with a wide variety of available performance braking, and suspension components. In summary if you are looking to place a set of stylish and functional brakes beneath your Honda, or Acura to show off those new tricked out wheels, than you may want to look at a set of 12" slotted rotors with a set of four, or six piston calipers. If you plan on tearing up the local boulevards, or entering a competition, than you might be interested in a set of 14" or 15" two piece rotors with a set of eight piston calipers, made of the highest quality lightweight aluminum, billet, stainless, and composite components, for the ultimate in lightweight braking performance to aid in the creation of the truly R-Rated Type-R hybrid in your collection. Further information can be found on our product pages, links, tech pages, and favorite forums.