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AP Racing 88 Vane Directional rotors and includes Ferodo Performance Brake Pads DS2500 for the RS6 C6, Bolt On Replacement no other modifications to carry out (PLUG&PLAY)

Uses stock callipers, the assembly uses “ Float in the Bell” Technology, float is limited to 0.2mm compared to 0.5-0.7mm float disc systems such as Alcon or less capable AP racing setups.

Custom rate developed bobbin springs allow design axial and radial float whilst maintaining OEM levels of NVH.

Assembly's proven to demonstrate excellent heat management by design in testing due to axial flow of air from behind the bearing to the centre of the disc via 88 vanes and a 21mm air gap, provision is also made for front face cooling via recessed vents on the reverse bell face, rotors are handed (oem are not).

All components from rotors to washers are available separately this is truly a disc assembly for life, whole life cost is lower than OEM especially for tracked vehicles, Disc finishing is either radially drilled via CNC to avoid hotspots, rebuild and refinishing service facility available.

Design requirements was nominally 10-12 track laps at competitive driver speeds, surpassed in initial testing by professional drivers.
Optionally available with temperature sensing paint applied set to 430/560/610 degrees.

.Disc Bell CNC machined by a supplier to race teams at the pinnacle of Motorsport

.Disc Rotor is Supplied assembled

.Rotor size is 390mm x 34mm, complete disc weight 9.8Kg each

.Removes a masive amount of unsprung weight from the front axle, increasing
braking performance, and improving handling.


list price
2,195.00 EUR price include 19% German VAT

This has got to be a good upgrade for those taking their C6 to 700bhp+ without going all out ceramics?

Any rears in the pipeline?

Tbh we haven't, we been working on R8 upgrades but I did mention it when I see this question the other day, I'll see if I can get it checked out.

( I edited above as Ive been saying for ages this set-up was using 72 vane rotor when in fact was allways a 88! )