Stoptech

Want brakes that can handle hard driving on both country roads and the track? Stoptech makes brake upgrades for performance cars and enthusiasts who want more stopping power, better heat dissipation and a firmer pedal feel. Here you’ll find big brake kits, sport brake rotors, brake pads and stainless braided brake lines for many popular cars.

American brake upgrades for street and track

Stoptech is an American brake brand focused on performance brakes. The brand is especially known for complete big brake kits, where calipers, larger rotors and brackets are matched to the specific car. Alongside the big kits, Stoptech also makes parts that directly replace the original brake components, so you can improve your brakes without rebuilding the whole system. The range covers many models from European, Japanese and American manufacturers.

Stoptech’s key products

Big brake kits with multi-piston calipers and larger rotors give more stopping power and handle more heat when the brakes are used hard. Sport brake rotors are available in slotted or drilled and slotted versions and can be fitted in place of the original rotors. Brake pads for street use and more spirited driving let you choose according to your needs. Stainless braided brake lines expand less than rubber hoses and give a firmer pedal. See each product for vehicle and wheel fitment.

Buy Stoptech from us

We specialise in performance parts and know what it takes for a project to succeed. You get a wide selection, competitive prices and personal service if you have questions along the way. Find the Stoptech solution for your project and take the next step towards more performance.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between slotted and drilled rotors?

Slotted rotors have grooves in the surface that help clear gas and debris between pad and rotor. Drilled and slotted rotors also have holes that contribute to cooling. Both types can be fitted in place of the original rotors.

Why switch to stainless braided brake lines?

Rubber hoses can expand slightly under pressure, especially as they age. Stainless braided lines expand less, so the pedal feels firmer and more precise.