Wow. What a response. I'm such an sh*thead for speaking about a product I have owned and know something about. I'm sorry for offending you since I am not an absolute authority on Mov'it products. My rotors from Mov'it happened to have Brembo rings and Mov'it hats and hardware.

Please don't hesitate in the future to call me out for spewing BS again. Sometimes I forget to take my meds. .

 

The fact is I lived in Germany. Been to the factory. Seen what they manufacture. I know they make there own calipers, discs and hats. Guess the Mov'it brakes on the Lotus Renault F1 car are just renamed Brembo as well?? Go take your meds you self-professed sh*thead.

 

I'm sorry for giving you old information. I looked through my old emails and found the correspondence between me and the US distributer of Mov'it products in the US who is a frequent Corvetteforum contributer. Guido Frensemeyer, former president of the Corvette club in Europe, originally started the company to develop better brakes for Corvettes. This led to the original Brembo based products. This is what I purchased in 2008 for my car, 4 piston calipers with cast rotor rings (similar to what Porsche racing was using) and aluminum hats using a floating design. Their 6 piston caliper is made from billet aluminum and is fully produced by Mov'it. From their current products on their website, it doesn't appear these Brembo products are offered anymore, but they are evident in photos on Frensemeyer's own C4 ZR-1.

 

Dude, you shouldn't be so hostile. It's not like I was making up everything I was saying, nor was I making a personal attack on your validity. Your comments speak more about you rather than me.

 

FYI, Starbucks sells decaf too.