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Ever wonder where your brakes come from?

jordanthompson

2018 P100D Model X
Apr 27, 2011
589
53
Satellite Beach, FL
We were visiting Jackson, Michigan and I stumbled on this Brembo plant in the middle of nowhere. I was told that this Brembo plant is where the Tesla brakes are made and there has been several Tesla's (model S) sighted there :)
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jordanthompson

2018 P100D Model X
Apr 27, 2011
589
53
Satellite Beach, FL
We were visiting Jackson, Michigan and I stumbled on this Brembo plant in the middle of nowhere. I was told that this Brembo plant is where the Tesla brakes are made and there have been several Tesla's (model S) sighted there :)
IMG_20140628_122958.jpg
 

hcsharp

Active Member
Jun 7, 2011
3,370
1,335
Vermont
I wonder whether Brembo is supplying the rotors, as well? They don't appear to be very corrosion-resistant, unfortunate for a car of this caliber.

It's one of the very few things in this world that Chevy got right and Tesla got wrong. GM developed a special compound for the Volt rotors that was very corrosion resistant.
 

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