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OEM+ ULTRA brake is complete

The OEM+ ULTRA BRAKE UPGRADE is finally complete. 

The TWO piece semi floating rotors have been purchased and will be delivered within 10 days. 

This kit weighs less than the #TTRS brake setup, it has a superior & lighter aluminum 4 piston caliper & true two piece semi floating rotors that cool just as well as OEM but are lbs lighter. 

The best part about it is the size allows you to run 17' race wheels saving you well over a hundred pounds of unsprung weight but it costs $4000 less than the TTRS brake setup. Why go big when you can get ULTRA? #TT #tts #ttrs  #Audi #audisport #audia3 #auditt


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