Hey guys I'm building my mini for track use and was looking into the different options for a BBK. Brembo is insanely expensive, Willwood lacks good reviews form track going drivers, Stop Tech seems alright, but the one I really want to know about is Ceika Racing. They're a pretty new company as far as I can tell. The calipers are made of T6061 T6 alloy so the metal quality is there and I've read a few reviews but they were lacking good information. I was hoping someone on here had some experience with the company... Hope to hear from you guys soon.
Thanks in advance!

 

Ive used wilwood,,, 12.2 and 11.75 for fitting 15's there are so many options and calipers ect have to ask what set up they used never any knock back or brake fade used super hard from 135+ long runs also what pads lots of choice with wilwood main reason I went with them and didnt build a set off outlaw calipers a fully floating disc might be nice beside aluminum hats but its more maintanance and cost

 

Thanks for the info man!
Wilwood is up in contention for my brakes too... just trying to narrow the search!

 

The standard Wilwood kit for 15s can easily be converted to 12.2" rotor also with the use of new rotor rings and the barrel spacers in the bracket kits.

TCE has both the 'race' kit (GT rotors and ss pistons) in 11.75 as well as all the other combos of color and rotor finishes.

We are also the ONLY shop to offer the true competition version with a full 1.0" wide rotor for hard use open track uses. Bumps up the price a bit but it's a much more durable set up than the stock 11.75 x .810 rotor in the kit.

*Unless you're running 15 or 16" rotors you'd be far better served for track use with our 13" FSL kit.

 

what pads they use? Pad cost is what I am more concerned with, I've never had JCW brake fade but I am staying up on my research if needed TCE has a kit I have in the long term shopping list, but I have to fit under 15" 949 wheels

 

They have proprietary pads. But apparently you can use any of the top manufactures products with them.