Testimonials
Works Great for Sprint Cars
Endurance Racing "Must Have"
Opening night we didn't have your product installed. Kind of hard on the brakes and they responded as I was used to.
Next night, Your product...
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Endurance Racing "Must Have"
We had not raced in the Continental Tire Series for a few years, so stepping back into this world, we knew that there would be some new things to...
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Specials

DPF7876 Titanium Brake Shim for Alcon, Mitsubishi EVO FQ
$97.99
Sale: $68.59
Special: 30% off
Sale: $68.59
Special: 30% off
Track Wisdom
Bending Tabs for Heat Shields (some models)
This video shows you how to install the TiSpeed brake shims that use bent tabs to hold them in place. Most of our heat shields simply hang off the caliper pins and require no tools for installation beyond what is required for a simple brake pad change. However some of our heat shields make use of tabs to be bent in place by the customer for maximum hold on the brake pad. This 5 minute video walks you through the simple process, which will take ~10 minutes to complete.
We recommend using an old brake pad for shaping the shim tabs over. This will free you from having to protect the surface of the pad, and allow you to torch and bang away without worrying about excessive heat or overly enthusiastic hammering. :) However, if you are reasonably careful the shaping can be done over new pads with no problems.
We recommend using an old brake pad for shaping the shim tabs over. This will free you from having to protect the surface of the pad, and allow you to torch and bang away without worrying about excessive heat or overly enthusiastic hammering. :) However, if you are reasonably careful the shaping can be done over new pads with no problems.