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Oops. Attached are some pictures that are taken from various sources on the Internet.

More information from a group buy organized by gtrcanada.com: http://forums.gtrcanada.com/showthread.php?t=21896

Official site (use IE; Firefox doesn't really work): http://www.vttr.com.tw/edefault.asp

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I know a few guys running them (i think) on their VH Commodores etc, well they look pretty similar and are pretty happy. There was also a guy that i worked with in Singapore that had these brakes (100%) on his Honda Integra and he was happy with them...and he use to drive to open days at Sepang. But an underpowered FWD cars is hardly a test for a braking package

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