Lotus Elise 4-Piston Big Brake Kits Front/Rear Combo Kit andard higher-performance variants listed below, Lotus also released some limited edition models such as Sport 135 (1998/9) with approx 145 bhp (108 kW; 147 PS) , Sport 160 (2000) with 150-160 bhp (112-119 kW; 152-162 PS) and Sport 190 (190 bhp (142 kW; 193 PS)). These were more competent on track with sports suspension, wheels and tires, seats according to model. There were other special editions such as the 50th Anniversary Edition (green/gold) celebrating 50 years of Lotus cars, the Type 49 (Gold Leaf red and white two-tone), and Type 79 (JPS black/gold) which refers to its successful Grand

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 Lotus makes cars lightweight instead of making powerful engines in order to achieve performance. Lotus Elise weighs only 725 kg (1,600 lb). (In production form in 1996)[4] For comparison, a Porsche Boxster is 74% heavier at 1,250 kg (2,756 lb).The Series 1 Elise was able to accelerate 0-60 mph in 5.8 seconds despite its relatively low power output of 118 bhp (88 kW; 120 PS)[1]. Braking, cornering, and fuel consumption are also improved by the car's reduced weight.Series 1 was designed by Julian Thomson, then head of design at Lotus, and Richard Rackham, Lotus's chief engineer.[5]Besides the st