XYZ Racing Hollow Front Brake Kit — Toyota PASEO (1991-1995)

The first-generation Toyota Paseo weighs barely a tonne, and the bulk of that mass sits over the front axle, which is precisely why its standard front discs wilt long before the little coupe runs out of cornering grip. This XYZ Racing front big brake kit for the Toyota Paseo swaps those undersized factory rotors for larger, lighter two-piece floating discs built to shrug off heat the original hardware was never asked to handle.

This is a front-axle upgrade for owners working an EL44 Paseo harder than Toyota intended: autocross mornings, quick B-road work, the odd track day in a car light enough to feel a braking improvement the moment you lean on the pedal. It supplies a matched pair of front calipers and discs, and pad compound choice spans Street, Sport, and Racing, so the same kit fits a road-going coupe or a stripped-out weekend toy.

What this brake kit does for your 1991-1995 Toyota Paseo

Because the Paseo is so light, brakes that resist fade matter more than outright clamping force, and that is what you feel first. The hollow-vane disc trims rotating and unsprung mass on a car that has very little to spare, so the front wheels are quicker to react and the steering stays honest over rough surfaces, while the two-piece floating construction lets the iron ring expand against its alloy bell without coning. The larger swept area gives you a firmer, more repeatable pedal once temperature builds, instead of the long, vague travel the factory front discs develop after three or four hard stops. Step up to Racing and the kit holds its bite through a full autocross run; Sport adds heat range for fast road; Street keeps things quiet and dust-light for daily use.

About the Hollow front brake kit

The caliper is a hollow-body forging as standard, and the lightened two-piece floating rotor removes material through its internal hollow vanes to cut weight without giving up thermal capacity. Paired with a larger-diameter disc and a fixed caliper, it raises the heat ceiling of the front axle, the end of the car that does most of the stopping on a nose-heavy front-wheel-drive chassis like the Paseo’s. Three pad compounds are offered: Street for quiet, low-dust feel, Sport for warmer fast-road use, and Racing for sustained track and autocross abuse. Discs come drilled or slotted at the same price, and the centre bell can be upgraded to a two-tone anodized finish in five colours or to titanium when you order. The included calipers come painted in Red, Yellow, Gold, Black, or Anodized Black at no extra cost; beyond those you can specify any Pantone as a Custom Color for £150, a premium polished-forged Titanium, Polished Gold, or Polished Silver, or a candy Teal, Blue, Red, or Orange. Serious track users can add the optional Hollow Racing caliper, rated to 1000C with no dust cover and a two-year warranty.

Fitment for the Toyota Paseo (1991-1995)

This kit is a front-position fitment for the EL44 Toyota Paseo across the 1991-1995 model years. It bolts to the front axle and leaves the rear brakes standard. Confirm your wheel clearance against the larger rotor diameter before fitting, particularly if you run the smaller factory steel wheels.

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Pick your pad compound, disc style, and caliper finish from the options above to build yours.