The Right Stuff Signature Brakes

[Nicks67GTO]

Any Signature series customers have any feedback on these?

[Arctic_Ragtop]

I know this is an old thread but am wondering if anyone has any more recent feedback on the Signature Series brakes from TRSD ?

[MCB Matt]

The feedback we receive from the TRSD kits is great. For about $1500 you get a full, 4 wheel power kit with a slip-on Drill/Slot/Zinc rotor (13" F, 12" R) - Billet hubs up front, 2 piston aluminum calipers easily replaced if needed (Lifetime warranty). Out back you get a single piston floating caliper on a 12" Drill/Slot/Zinc rotor with E-Brake and cables. Also included at that price is 4x Stainless braided hoses, powder coat on the calipers and a Booster/Master/Prop kit!

Let me know if there is anything else you want to know about the kit. It drives VERY similar to the older Baer systems that used a 4th gen rear caliper and PBR front.

Matt

[fleming23]

I have had no issue with the set on my 70 Chevelle. It is just a weekend cruiser though and doesn't see anything competitive. Much better than the stock 11" discs I had on the car!

[Arctic_Ragtop]

They look great, thanks for posting.

[redmist]

I have the set, front and rear as purchased through Dr. Diff for my 68 Dodge Charger. I like them very much, and I am currently converting them from manual to Hydroboost.


I can take closeup pics if need be.

Ryan

[Tpichevy]

Do they offer front brakes for the 2nt gen camaros yet?

[MCB Matt]

The Right Stuff does not do a Signature Series big brake kit for the Mopars, the kit you have, if it is from them, would be their 11" stock style kit, it works well.

Nothing for the 2nd gen yet either. They haven't pushed hard with the program. The kits work well, and for the $ I don't think you can do better, especially with trying to piece together a vette or 4th gen type kit...

Matt