mmm no one with racing aspirations buys 8-pot calipers. Anything bigger than 6pot is for show. They don't perform any better and you are stuck buying ridiculously expensive pads that aren't even made for racing applications.

These Alliance ones look purty for sure.

anyone else going to get in on these? I know the fronts are cheaper than Brembo Caliper Upgrades!!!

I gotta agree with RCZ, he knows what he's talking about.

I agree with him too - NASCAR, F1, Indy, Le Mans... 6 pot...

My Type R also uses a micro 6.

pretty sure a second guy is on board which means development and production would start asap!

the production process has begun!!!

I can't wait to see this BBK

wooo can't wait for this :P

me either!!! I got my down payment in! now I just have to wait a month and a half for my new BBK!!! :excited:

Just FYI (not sure if i already posted this) but these are under development, a 370Z (bullit ^) and a G37 are on board!

I doubt this fact will deter anyone who's giving this kit any serious thought. They are just catering to the show/poser crowd who are looking for the cheapest way to have something pretty behind their wheels. The pictures of all those cars with these brakes installed speak volumes.

I could care less about how a BBK looked, although proper braking components look good by default. I've never even heard of this "company" before. I'll stick with a track-proven Brembo/StopTech/Alcon setup, thanks.

I was thinking the same, personally.

Hey I track my cars regularly guys... "show/poser" my A$$... lol I will post up a review and track experiences that I have with the new brakes ;)

Good man Bullitt....