Audi Brake Caliper

Keep your Brakes on Hold with Audi Brake Calipers

The highest quality Audi Brake Caliper around at wholesale pricing is what we offer when you shop our online catalog. Let us take care of your Audi Brake Caliper purchase of $50.00 or more by added free shipping. We never close our cyber doors! You can place a Audi Brake Caliper order any time of day, any day of the week!

The performance of the whole braking assembly in your Audi is dependent on a number of components and highly performing parts. One of the most hardworking parts in your Audi braking system is the Audi brake caliper. The brake caliper is the assembly in your Audi vehicle which houses both the brake pads and the pistons.

The brake caliper that is used in automotive applications usually comes in two types. One is the floating brake caliper and the other is the fixed brake caliper. The differences between the two calipers lie in their movement. The fixed caliper is the type of caliper that does not move relative to the disc. This braking part has to use one or more pairs of pistons to clamp from each side of the disc and is more complex in nature compared to the floating caliper. The floating caliper, on the other hand, moves with respect to the disc. You have to remember that the floating caliper design is subject to failure due to sticking that may occur, no thanks to the dirt or the corrosion that can happen once the part is not properly operated. One of the things to look out for once the floating caliper has been damaged is a reduction in fuel efficiency and excessive wear on the affected pad.

Take immediate action once the stock brake caliper in your Audi gets damaged and starts performing below par. Our site has the right Audi Brake Calipers to address your concerns on the road. Whatever type of caliper you may need in your Audi model, we have the right Audi caliper for you. Just look into our catalog and take your pick.

Girling Audi Brake Caliper Carrier - Audi Coupe

Fits: 1981 - 1987 Audi Coupe Brake Caliper Carrier
Brand: Girling Brake Caliper Carrier
Part #: Girling N1036-54205

Description: Rear

Price: $66.25

Please select your make and year above to find these Audi Brake Caliper Specials and More!

ACEI Audi Brake Caliper - Audi 80

Fits: 1990 - 1992 Audi 80 Brake Caliper
Brand: ACEI Brake Caliper
Part #: ACEI N1040-99934

Description: Front - Right w/ATE Caliper

Price: $66.72

Please select your make and year above to find these Audi Brake Caliper Specials and More!

A1 Cardone Audi Brake Caliper - Audi TT

Fits: 2001 - 2002 Audi TT Brake Caliper
Brand: A1 Cardone Brake Caliper
Part #: A1 Cardone A1192575

Description: A1 CARDONE FRICTION CHOICE, REMANUFACTURED BRAKE CALIPER WITH INSTALLATION HARDWARE, REAR LEFT, WITHOUT CALIPER MOUNTING BRACKET, PADS SOLD SEPARATELY -- Original Equipment Quality, Direct Fit, Replacement Brake Caliper, Includes Caliper And Installation Hardware

Price: $85.94

Please select your make and year above to find these Audi Brake Caliper Specials and More!

A1 Cardone Audi Brake Caliper - Audi A6

Fits: 1999 - 1999 Audi A6 Brake Caliper
Brand: A1 Cardone Brake Caliper
Part #: A1 Cardone A1192636

Description: A1 CARDONE FRICTION CHOICE, REMANUFACTURED BRAKE CALIPER WITH INSTALLATION HARDWARE, REAR RIGHT, WITHOUT CALIPER MOUNTING BRACKET, PADS SOLD SEPARATELY -- Original Equipment Quality, Direct Fit, Replacement Brake Caliper, Includes Caliper And Installation Hardware

Price: $88.20

Please select your make and year above to find these Audi Brake Caliper Specials and More!

Featured Audi Parts :

In your Audi, the valvetrain is the system of valves and valve-operating mechanism where the internal combustion engine draws in air or fuel mixture into the cylinders and releases the combustion products to the exhaust. The engine in your vehicle is basically a reciprocating pump that is capable of pulling in a certain amount of air per minute. Because the fuel takes up a little space to combine with the air, the power output of the engine is limited in relation to its air-pumping capacity...

More >>

Before the onset of fuel injectors in automobiles, the carburetors were popular in use. The primary difference between the two is that the fuel injection system atomizes the fuel by forcibly pumping it under high pressure through a small nozzle while the carburetor relies on vacuum that is created by the intake air rushing through it to add fuel to the air stream. For the fuel injection to perform well in the system of your Audi, it will need the help of devices that will do the physical transferring of the fuel to the engine, the Audi Fuel Injectors...

More >>

Audi Audi Audi Audi - An enthusiasts perspective.
2001 A4 Avant RS4 Quattro - Graham Whyte roadtests the 2001 A4 Avant RS4 Quattro.
Audi A8 Crash Tests - Find results and scores from the government’s front and side 2005 Audi A8 crash tests.

Open 24 Hours a Day 7 Days a Week