Rolloface

[Alextv200]

Hey everyone!
I've just recently gotten myself a 2019 F82, and I've got quite a lot planned out for the future! I've been thinking about converting to a big brake kit for some time now, and I'm considering companies like Rolloface, StopTech, AP Racing, etc., but I don't know much about any of these companies and their products (or if there's something better out there somewhere), but any and all reviews, recommendations, and etc. would be wonderfully appreciated!

Secondly, I do want to mention that in my research on Rolloface, and any other brands, that I'm unsure on which size kits to buy, where to buy replacement parts, etc. Info on these would be good to know!

Thanks!

[M3SQRD]

What’s your reasoning for needing an aftermarket brake kit? Based on your questions (and mentioning/considering Rolloface), it sounds like you’re after looks over performance? The stock brake setup is more than adequate for the street and, with the correct pads, fluid and brake lines, an ok setup for the track. If you’re not tracking the car then there’s no need to switch to an aftermarket brake setup. However, if you’re looking to improve performance on track then you’d want to consider the Essex/AP Racing Pro5000R, Brembo GTS and ST Trophy brake kits. Rolloface is not something you’d install if you’re looking to improve performance over the stock setup and/or, IMO, use on the track.

[Alextv200]

Originally Posted by M3SQRD

What’s your reasoning for needing an aftermarket brake kit? Based on your questions (and mentioning/considering Rolloface), it sounds like you’re after looks over performance? The stock brake setup is more than adequate for the street and, with the correct pads, fluid and brake lines, an ok setup for the track. If you’re not tracking the car then there’s no need to switch to an aftermarket brake setup. However, if you’re looking to improve performance on track then you’d want to consider the Essex/AP Racing Pro5000R, Brembo GTS and ST Trophy brake kits. Rolloface is not something you’d install if you’re looking to improve performance over the stock setup and/or, IMO, use on the track.

Oh, I never really considered that lol. Let me reconsider my choices now that I think about it...