Brakes & Brake Pads

Pegasus Auto Racing Supplies carries the leading names in racing and high-performance brake pads, Hawk and Performance Friction. We offer a comprehensive selection for street and race cars.

Hawk Performance offers a full line of high-performance brake pads for just about any application, from streetable pads for your daily driver to full racing pads for IndyCars.
Performance Friction offers a more selective range of racing brake pads, with friction compounds chosen to match specific applications.

From master cylinders to brake fluid to calipers and rotors, Pegasus has what you need.

Brake Pads	Racing Brake Fluid
Brake Calipers & Repair Parts	Brake Rotors for Formula Cars & Sports Racers
Brake & Clutch Master Cylinders & Accessories	Brake Balance Bars and Proportioning Valves
Pedal Assemblies and Pedal Pads	OBP Hydraulic Handbrakes
AN Hose Ends & Braided Stainless PTFE Brake / Clutch Hose	Pre-Assembled AN Brake Hoses and Brake Line Kits
Custom-Made Hose Assemblies Hoses assembled to your specifications, individually tested and logged for quality	G-Stop Brake Line Sets DOT-approved brake hose sets designed specifically for your OEM application
Brake Adapter Fittings	Brake Bleeder Screws
Hose Support Clamps	Staubli SPH Clean-Break High-Pressure Fittings
Brake Light Switches	Brake Cooling Inlet Ducts & Hose
Brake System Tools	Plumbing Tools Tools and supplies that make assembly of competition plumbing systems easier

Recent Top Selling Products for this category
Cushioned Metal Cable Clamp These "Adel Style" cushioned metal cable clamps have a steel band cushioned with a rubber extrusion to prevent damage from sharp edges and to provide a small amount of vibration isolation.	1/8 NPT Brake Bleeder Assembly (2 piece) Our 2-Piece 1/8 NPT Brake Bleeder is a direct replacement for Wilwood caliper bleeder assemblies. The outer sleeve has an internal seat for the bleeder screw.	KOUL Tools - Hose Assembly Tool (specify kit size) Assemble stainless braided hose in less than 10 seconds with KOUL Tools! Just put the socket in the tool and twist the hose in. It can pay for itself the first time you save a frayed-out hose.