Lotus Elise 4-Piston Big Brake Kits Front/Rear Combo Kit production in 2004.The Series 2 was also available as a 111S model, with the VVC engine technology. The 111S models were discontinued in 2005 with the demise of the K-series engines in favour of the Toyota powerplant (see below).Two more track-focused models, the 135R and Sport 190 were available with 135 bhp (101 kW; 137 PS) and 192 bhp (143 kW; 195 PS) respectively. These also came with associated handling upgrades such as Lotus Sport Suspension and wider wheels with Yokohama Advan A048 tyres. In certain markets, the 135R was replaced by the Sport 111, which was similar, apart from sporting

Features for your Lotus Elise

• High-strength, lightweight pressure-cast aluminum alloy body
• 2-piece caliper design for maximum rigidity in a streetable caliper
• 4 pistons to minimize pad taper and maximize pad area
• Anti-knock back features for a consistent, firm pedal
• Directional curved vanes for maximum cooling.

AP Racing 4-Piston Big Brake Kits Front/Rear Combo Kit Announced on October 9, 2000, the Series 2 Elise was a redesigned Series 1 using a slightly modified version of the Series 1 chassis and the same K-series engine with a brand new Lotus-developed ECU.The design of the body paid homage to the still-born M250 project and was the first Lotus to be designed on computer. The Series 2 Elise is built on the same production line also created for the Vauxhall VX220/Opel Speedster in a newer facility at Hethel. Both cars shared many parts, including the chassis, although they have different drive-trains and power-plants. The Vauxhall/Opel version ceased