To All Who Track Their Car
1. street compound
2. low dust option
3. low noise
After revision you will receive you a revised invoice, so you can review and approve the order before processed, and your credit card is not charged until the shipment is effected at the revised amount.
As to the brake fluid, although RBF660 has a slight higher boiling temperature but cost 30% more than RBF600, so most our track customers either use RBF 600 or upgrade to Castrol SRF which is considered as a better choice than RBF 660 (Being SRF is 1 Liter, RBF660 is 1/2 liter so the the price is about the same.)
http://www.racingbrake.com/Brake-Fluid-s/4412.htm
Please place the order first and other options (including RBF-660) can be further adjusted including brake pads so to ensure your order is configured to your need.
here are descriptions of the RacingBrake street pads:
http://www.racingbrake.com/RB-ET500-.../pd1291-35.htm
Can you pm me the price of what it will be once the pre-buy is done?
The pre-order discount and free shipping offer is good until 6/30. After that you still can order the kit but the price will be the sales price listed at that time (subject to change).
http://www.racingbrake.com/Brake-Rot.../mb-irk-02.htm
The pre-order discount and free shipping offer is good until 6/30. After that you still can order the kit but the price will be the sales price listed at that time (subject to change).
http://www.racingbrake.com/Brake-Rot.../mb-irk-02.htm
The Best of Mercedes & AMG
We started building the first kit for "Wobble64", both brake line and rear calipers are also received, and we hope to get his order out sometime early/mid of next week.
I don't quite get it why not more C63 owners are all over this. Don't they understand that this is excellent value?
It is going to be tight, but I am planning to install it all myself over July 4 weekend to be ready for NCM July 11. Hopefully it will work out time-wise.





Unfortunately I'm going to miss Limerock on July 3-4, but hopefully will have this in place for Pocono July 11
Overall cost ca 4,200$ incl. rotors, pads, rear calipers from Black Series, steel brake lines and brake fluid.
WHO IS INTERESTED TO JOIN THIS GROUP BUY?
More details can be found here https://mbworld.org/forums/c63-amg-w...rakes-c63.html
TIA
the prices are in USD. However, if you still can get in to the introduction price, you would actually get another 10% off and free shipping thrown in!
You can select any pad from their range - ET or XT, although the prices vary a bit. Give RacingBrake a call tomorrow for details.
My set should arrive towards the end of next week and will go in over the weekend. Can't wait!
- 10% off (including optional accessories)
- Free shipping in 48 states
- Track compound (XT970/XT960) is added to pad option
- Castrol SRF is added to brake fluid option
- Order online, discounts and free shipping will be applied manually upon receipt.
- Offer valid until 6/30/15
http://www.racingbrake.com/Brake-Rot.../mb-irk-02.htm
Assembled weight:
Still saves you 5 lbs per rotor even oversized to 360x26mm (vs. original 330x26mm 1pc rotor)
while this is a great mod and very cheap the giro disc is still lighter and a better option especially for people that want to keep there 18in wheels
and for 1200usd cheaper is a no brainer
i love what racing brake has done but for me that who doesnt track there is no point
but keep it up mate i love what you are doing




And this kit will be light years better.
Oh yeah, and this:
If you want to switch to 18 inch winter tires, which I also will do, you will need to swap out the front rotor and caliper adapter back to stock when changing wheels (about 15 min additional work per wheel, no need to open the brake circuit or bleed the brakes; it is plug and play). The rear can stay the same in winter as in summer.
Last edited by BLKROKT; Jun 29, 2015 at 07:17 PM.
If you want to size up to BS dimensions then you need rear calipers (about 950 among friends) and front adapters. And custom rear rotors with the special hat.
With the discount that means that after all that the larger RB rotors are actually cheaper than the smaller Girodisc ones. That's at least how I talk myself into it. LOL
But they are a heck of a lot more expensive than just keeping the stock ones..... haha
Btw, no picture of the front rotor, I guess, because they are SHIPPED!








