Those looks real nice. Do you happen to know if the model 3 red calipers stop better than the silver brakes on the long range / standard range? I’ve never seen a comparison test. And how do these aftermarket bbk compare to stock?
The red brembos will be a stiffer caliper with a larger rotor as well. The benefit of an aftermarket kit will allow for better material, more surface area, and an even larger heat sink due to rotor sizes.
@@zevcentric Isn't the front calipers the same Brembo unit throughout the line? Performance has larger diameter 335mm x 20mm rotors compared to the SR/LR 320mm x 255mm. Rears are definitely different with the Brembo Solid Floating 1-Piston Caliper.
The front calipers are both brembo but they are not the same on the performance reds and the non P silvers. Pads and calipers are totally different. Rear calipers are totally different as well. @@hyp36rmax
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For those on the fence for this kit, Paragon is also Alcon known for their pro level braking gear. well worth consideration.
Love the videos please keep them coming
Those looks real nice.
Do you happen to know if the model 3 red calipers stop better than the silver brakes on the long range / standard range? I’ve never seen a comparison test. And how do these aftermarket bbk compare to stock?
The red brembos will be a stiffer caliper with a larger rotor as well. The benefit of an aftermarket kit will allow for better material, more surface area, and an even larger heat sink due to rotor sizes.
@@zevcentricthank you
@@zevcentricthank you
@@zevcentric Isn't the front calipers the same Brembo unit throughout the line? Performance has larger diameter 335mm x 20mm rotors compared to the SR/LR 320mm x 255mm. Rears are definitely different with the Brembo Solid Floating 1-Piston Caliper.
The front calipers are both brembo but they are not the same on the performance reds and the non P silvers. Pads and calipers are totally different. Rear calipers are totally different as well. @@hyp36rmax
Can I use the stock Tesla Wheels with this brake kit?
Send us an email with which exact oem wheel with your location so we can confirm. Zevcentric@gmail.com