Sprinty_RS4

I see I can help the economy by dropping $15K, but is there any real benefit to the ceramics?
Its probably the one option I wish I could have had when I bought the car. I realize there are other alternatives but I'd rather use factory parts. Thanks

star607

I would maybe consider if you heavily track your car, but otherwise probably skip.

Vijay

it's about as ridiculous, if not more, as the $49,000 MTM supercharger

brianja

They take a long time and a good amount of braking effort to warm up and perform like they should.

On the track where they are being pushed consistently that is fine, but on the street it will take a while before your brakes are up to temp and stopping you properly.

Mickf29

I will probably never do it, just curious...

quattrothatcould

The Alcon's will perform well

star607

movit brakes can make you a set<ul><li><a href="http://www.movit.de/rahmen/ceramic.htm">movit</a></li></ul>

Mark'sTTSMMM

$16k!....I think I just p&amp;^ked in my mouth.....

STALKIN RS4

Not worth it even in you track, too much $$$. Just get a BBK and it will do the trick.

onrails

For tracking, factory brakes are fine with a good pad, fluid and steel lines. If you want to loose unsprung weight, and want better rotor wear, go with the Stasis Alcon kit. McGyver just set his car up with them a few months back. You might want to get his input.
If you only drive on the street, spend the stimulus elsewhere;-)<ul><li><a href="http://www.stasisengineering.com/Category_Detail.aspx?id=8&amp;VID=195&amp;PID=20"> http://www.stasisengineering.com/Category_Detail.aspx?id=8&amp;VID=195&amp;PID=20</a</li></ul>