The big brake kits we would actually fit to an Audi A3, from HiSpec’s 325mm Billet 4 to the Tarox 345mm Super Sport, with the 8L/8P generation split explained and an honest note on which Tarox wheel sizes we can and cannot currently confirm.

The big brake kits we would actually fit to an Audi A3, from HiSpec’s 325mm Billet 4 to the Tarox 345mm Super Sport, with the 8L/8P generation split explained and an honest note on which Tarox wheel sizes we can and cannot currently confirm.

The big brake kits we would actually fit to a Peugeot 205: why the newest HiSpec listing is the only one that prices pads and hoses separately, and why Tarox’s smaller-looking kit costs more than the bigger one.

The big brake kits we would actually fit to a Ford Focus RS Turbo, from HiSpec’s 325mm Monster 4 to the Mega Monster flagship, plus the one Tarox kit that genuinely fits, sorted by the RS generation you actually own.

The big brake kits we would actually fit to a Focus MK2, from HiSpec’s 325mm Monster 4 to the Tarox 345mm flagship, with wheel sizes, what comes in the box and why two 360mm HiSpec kits are not the same part.

The big brake kits we would actually fit to a Mini One R50, from HiSpec’s 300mm Billet 4 (one part number that also fits R53, R56 and F56) to the Tarox 340mm Super Sport, and why the biggest kit on this page is really sized for a modified car, not a standard One or Cooper.