Whether you need a new performance brake kit for your Camaro, a brake upgrade for a Corvette, or something for your late model Honda, there's a good chance Wilwood has what you need. Since 1977, Wilwood Engineering has been designing and manufacturing high-performance brake systems. They are masters at configuring performance brake systems, using custom Wilwood spec'd components for a huge number of car, truck, and SUV applications. If you're looking for Wilwood brakes, we've got the brakes you need and:
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Check out our reviews:Frequently Asked Questions About Wilwood
Wilwood offers a large selection of big brake kits for cars, trucks, and classic vehicles. These kits are specifically engineered to provide superior brake system performance and custom appeal over a wide range of applications. Most kits are easily installed with the same hand tools used to perform routine brake service.
Big brake kits have larger pads and rotors which improves performance by increasing the swept area of the brake rotor. This increases the amount of “stopping power” the brake system has. If you made any significant power or performance upgrades to your vehicle, you should seriously consider investing in a big brake kit. This article provides a lot of great information on big brake kits vs. stock brakes.
Breaking in new discs and brake pads is an important step to ensure your brakes perform well. It helps ensure they last longer and provide smoother, quieter operation. We put together this handy guide showing how to break in your new brake pads and rotors.
Drilled and slotted discs are different from solid and vented discs in that they have holes or slots in the disc's surface area. The holes in the drilled discs increase surface area improving the rotor's ability to shed heat. The slotted discs are designed to improve ventilation which leads to improved cooling as well as channeling brake dust away from the surface of the rotor.
Many of the rotors on the market are a combination of drilled, vented, and slotted discs. We put together this guide outlining the main differences between the different types of rotors to help you decide on the best option to meet your needs.
The primary advantage of cast-in-place holes is durability. Drilling holes puts stress on the disc which affects durability and shortens the disc's lifespan. With the cast-in-place process, holes are created as part of the brake casting process, reducing the stress on the discs.
Wilwood does not manufacture OE cross-drilled discs. They are an established brand in the aftermarket performance braking industry and specialize in cost-effective high-performance brake systems. Here's a link to an article summarizing Wilwood brakes and how they are different from OEM brakes.
The Wilwood Classic Series Big Brake kit provides an upgrade for many OE drum and disc spindles. It is designed to meet the needs of daily drivers or performance enthusiasts and includes calipers, rotors, brackets, hardware, and installation instructions. The kit does not require modifications for installation, and clears most 14” or 15” OE or aftermarket wheels.
There are many factors that affect brake disc life. However, a Wilwood disc should match or exceed the life of the OE disc it replaces. This article provides a good overview of how often brake rotors need to be replaced. To help extend the life of your brake discs and pads, it's a good idea to break them in when they are new. Our guide on breaking in new brakes shows you how to perform the break-in process.