
F1 Series
Triangular lattice. The most open of the three.
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Full face. Nothing interrupting it.

The closed disc. A single unbroken carbon face with eight cooling ports and a ninth, larger port for valve stem access. The quietest of the three and the one that changes a car most from across a parking lot.
Carbon composite, in gloss black or satin black.18 to 20 inch, 5x112, 5x114.3, 5x120.
$499 a pair / $799 for all four / free shipping
A pair ships two of each. A full car ships four of each. Free shipping.
A single face with eight cooling ports and a ninth for the valve stem. It restricts airflow to the brake more than the other two, which on normal road driving is not a problem. If you drive the car hard, pick the F1 face instead.
Someone who wants the car to read as a different object from across a car park. It is the biggest visual change of the three and the one people notice standing still.
The least airflow and the most surface to keep clean. It is also the least subtle, which is the point, but it is not a quiet choice.
The easiest of the three to actually wipe down, because it is one uninterrupted face rather than a lattice that traps brake dust.
All three mount the same way, cost the same, and come in the same finishes. The face is the only thing that changes. If you drive the car hard, read what we say about brakes before you choose, and if you are still deciding what these are at all, start with what an aero disc actually is.

Triangular lattice. The most open of the three.

Segmented bands. Structure you can read.