Floating caliper
You press the pedal. The brake first moves one pad, then slides its whole body, then grips.
You wait for two steps.
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TCCB-R is TEI’s long-fiber carbon-ceramic rotor — a carbon-fiber-reinforced silicon carbide ceramic matrix composite (C/SiC) built around continuous carbon-fiber layup. A 0.8 mm silicon carbide friction coating protects the braking surface, and the rotor can be custom-made to OEM specifications in diameters from 355 mm to 440 mm.
Long-fiber construction is the more complex, higher-cost carbon-ceramic process. Originally developed for aerospace, ultra-high-speed rail and extreme-performance applications, it is now adapted for road use. Choose TCCB-R when you need custom sizing and maximum continuous-fiber strength; the short-fiber TCCB is the practical choice that balances performance and cost.
Fine hairline cracks in the SiC-coated surface are a normal characteristic of every carbon-ceramic disc: the coating and the disc body contract at different rates during manufacturing, and this crackle pattern releases the internal stress. The outer edge and inner bore are left uncoated on purpose to prevent edge chipping in assembly and transport.
Pads: carbon-ceramic discs must run TEI CS1 or CS2 compound pads only — compounds engineered specifically for the SiC-coated CCB surface. M1, M2, R1 and R2 compounds must not be used on carbon-ceramic discs.
What’s included: this listing is for the carbon-ceramic rotor only — rotor hats, brackets, pads and brake lines are not included. If you already run a TEI brake kit, its hat and brackets are the matching pair for these rotors. Pads are sold separately, and only the CS1 or CS2 compounds are compatible (see the pads note above).
Selecting your rotor: choose the diameter and thickness that matches your caliper and brake kit, and verify wheel clearance before ordering — 355–440 mm rotors typically require 18–22 inch wheels.
Every TEI kit is custom-built — bells and brackets machined for your vehicle — and ships directly from our Guangzhou facility. Steel-disc kits typically ship in 2–3 weeks, plus transit time; exact times for your destination are shown at checkout.
We ship worldwide by express courier with tracking, and you're welcome to use your own freight forwarder — just send us the warehouse contact and reference number before dispatch. Import duties and taxes, if any, are set by your customs authority and are the recipient's responsibility. See our Shipping page for full details, or contact us for a shipping estimate before ordering.
TCCB-R is TEI’s long-fiber carbon-ceramic rotor — a carbon-fiber-reinforced silicon carbide ceramic matrix composite (C/SiC) built around continuous carbon-fiber layup. A 0.8 mm silicon carbide friction coating protects the braking surface, and the rotor can be custom-made to OEM specifications in diameters from 355 mm to 440 mm.
Long-fiber construction is the more complex, higher-cost carbon-ceramic process. Originally developed for aerospace, ultra-high-speed rail and extreme-performance applications, it is now adapted for road use. Choose TCCB-R when you need custom sizing and maximum continuous-fiber strength; the short-fiber TCCB is the practical choice that balances performance and cost.
Fine hairline cracks in the SiC-coated surface are a normal characteristic of every carbon-ceramic disc: the coating and the disc body contract at different rates during manufacturing, and this crackle pattern releases the internal stress. The outer edge and inner bore are left uncoated on purpose to prevent edge chipping in assembly and transport.
Pads: carbon-ceramic discs must run TEI CS1 or CS2 compound pads only — compounds engineered specifically for the SiC-coated CCB surface. M1, M2, R1 and R2 compounds must not be used on carbon-ceramic discs.
What’s included: this listing is for the carbon-ceramic rotor only — rotor hats, brackets, pads and brake lines are not included. If you already run a TEI brake kit, its hat and brackets are the matching pair for these rotors. Pads are sold separately, and only the CS1 or CS2 compounds are compatible (see the pads note above).
Selecting your rotor: choose the diameter and thickness that matches your caliper and brake kit, and verify wheel clearance before ordering — 355–440 mm rotors typically require 18–22 inch wheels.
Every TEI kit is custom-built — bells and brackets machined for your vehicle — and ships directly from our Guangzhou facility. Steel-disc kits typically ship in 2–3 weeks, plus transit time; exact times for your destination are shown at checkout.
We ship worldwide by express courier with tracking, and you're welcome to use your own freight forwarder — just send us the warehouse contact and reference number before dispatch. Import duties and taxes, if any, are set by your customs authority and are the recipient's responsibility. See our Shipping page for full details, or contact us for a shipping estimate before ordering.
Same push of the pedal. Two different brakes.
You press the pedal. The brake first moves one pad, then slides its whole body, then grips.
You wait for two steps.
You press the pedal. Pistons on both sides move together. The brake grips straight away.
You get one direct step.
Same TEi, one generation on. Here is what changed on the kit we ship today, and what it does for your braking.

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No drill holes, so there is nowhere for a crack to start.
Built for longer disc life.
More channels to move heat out of the disc, lap after lap.
Resists rust, so the rotor looks right between sessions.