Brakes
- Brake Pads & Disc Package
- Brake Disc Standard
- Brake Pads Standard
- Brembo Standard brakes
- Brembo Racing brakes
- TEXTAR Brakes
- PAGID Racing Brakes
- Performance Friction Brakes
- Giro Slotted Brake Disc
- Replacement for Ceramic Disc
- Brake Pad Wear Sensors
- Brake Pad Anti-vibration shims
- Caliper Bolts / Disc Screws
- Pin Kit and Guide Plates
- Performance Brake Hoses
- Standard Brake Hoses
- Caliper and Brake Lines
- Brake Calipers
- Brake Caliper Upgrades
- HandBrake Shoes
- Brake Disc Cover Plates
- ABS | Speed Sensors
- Caliper Seals |Pistons
- Brake Servo | Booster
- Brake Master Cylinder
- Brake Fluid Reservoir
- Brake Fluid
- Titanium Brake Pad Shields
Buy Porsche Brakes, Pads, Disc rotors, Replacement Brakes, all directly from us here at Design 911. We supply the highest quality brakes for Porsches, including Brake Kits, Cables, Brake Wear Sensors and much more.
Check out our full range of Brembo, EBC, Pagid, Blacc Diamond, Performance Friction Brakes for Porsche.
When driving round in a high-performance vehicle, it is always worth making sure that you have the full stopping capabilities that are available to you. Our Porsche Brake Pads and Brake Parts are consistently some of the best on the market and can provide you with the piece of mind that only safety can afford.
Should I get Ceramic or Semi-metallic Brake disc?
Metallic pads are typically made from a mixture of iron, copper, steel, and graphite that are all bonded together. They are good at transferring the heat generated by the friction that is created from the contact with the brake rotors.
Metallic pads provide good performance, and much better resistance to brake fade then organic pads. They are also a more cost-effective option. They are harder, more durable and the best choice for heavier vehicles.
Ceramic pads inhibit the heat that is generated by the pad hitting the rotor, from going back to the hydraulic or caliper system. The ceramic Porsche brake pads tend to keep the brake fluid cooler then the metallic pad does due to their cooling capabilities, their performance stays strong with repeated use and repeated hard stops.
Ceramic brakes tend to be quieter and are less abrasive then metallic pads, however, they are relatively more expensive.
What are the best Porsche Brakes?
With original Porsche Brakes, top performance becomes standard. That's thanks to their years in professional motorsports, Porsche original brakes & brake pads are able to achieve a constant braking experience, even under higher loads. Their strengths are high rigidity and pressure point responsiveness.
There are more then Just Porsche brakes out there, in fact, there are several high-quality brands which are able to halt your car whenever you require. If your Brake Pads, Disks or Shoes need replacing then maybe you should consider Brembo. These Italian made brakes have an enviable reputation for supplying increased braking power and longer lifespans before needing to be replaced.
It is widely considered that the absolute best brakes on the market are Performance Friction brakes are the standard of excellence in high-performance vehicles, and street vehicles. Track days and street upgrades for nearly every make and model are manufactured to meet or exceed OE specifications.