Slimline 3-Piston Big Brake Kit

The Ksport Slimline 3-Piston Big Brake Kit is engineered to enhance your vehicle's braking performance, especially for those running aggressive wheel setups. The core innovation is the Slimline Caliper, designed with a thinner profile compared to standard multi-piston calipers. This crucial design feature ensures compatibility with factory wheels or aftermarket wheels that have very limited brake caliper clearance, a common issue with larger brake kits. This kit includes robust 3-pot calipers, precision CNC-machined carbon steel caliper brackets that allow for a direct bolt-on installation to the OEM caliper bracket location, and lightweight two-piece rotors. The included SC5 Street Pads offer an excellent balance of performance for daily driving and occasional track use, providing optimal temperatures between 194°F - 1022°F while reducing brake dust and noise. To further improve braking dynamics, the kit incorporates D.O.T. compliant stainless-steel braided brake lines. These lines prevent expansion under pressure, leading to a quicker pedal response and a firmer pedal feel. Customers can choose between slotted or cross-drilled rotors. Cross-drilled rotors are recommended for daily driven vehicles as they run cooler, while slotted rotors are suggested for track use. The brake calipers are available in standard painted colors like Orange, Red, Black, and Yellow, with options for premium finishes in Silver, Gold, Titanium, and various anodized colors. Ksport Big Brake kits are built to order, with a lead time of approximately 4-6 weeks for production and delivery. This specific kit is designed for the Acura RSX models from 2002 to 2006. Fitment can be confirmed through the vehicle search bar on the retailer's website. It's important to note that while Ksport aims for broad compatibility, fitment can vary based on specific wheel offsets and designs. Customers should verify compatibility before purchase. The product page also mentions that fitment issues can sometimes be confusing, and if the sales team recommends an incompatible setup, they will work with the customer to resolve the issue.