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SKU FZC-CCB-380405-FER-488SPIDER-GEN-20152019
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Carbon Ceramic Brake Rotors for Ferrari 488 Spider (2015-2019) | CCB OEM Replacement / Conversion Upgrade Kit
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Our carbon ceramic brake kits, including caliper finishes, rotor details, hardware, and pre-shipment packed sets.
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In-House Production
See how every CCB rotor is assembled, balanced, cleaned and prepared for final export packaging before shipment.
The price covers 2× carbon ceramic rotors with aluminum hats included — one matched pair for either the front or rear axle.
Pads made for iron rotors are not compatible with carbon ceramic rotors.
Shipping is not included in the rotor price.
Reference sizes for the most common OEM setup. Sizes vary by trim, market or prior brake changes — the final build is always confirmed from verified measurements.
| Chassis | Type | Front | Rear |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2015-2019 | CCB | 398x36 mm | 360x32 mm |
Caliper brackets may be needed after fitment check.
We ship 2nd-generation carbon ceramic (CCB) by default — its silicon carbide coating improves wear resistance, oxidation protection and friction stability under heat, while its long carbon fiber construction gives the disc higher structural strength and crack resistance than chopped-fiber discs.
Need CCM instead? Mention it before quotation or production.
Best for high-performance street use and occasional track days. For frequent heavy track duty, iron rotors remain the more economical wear item.
Pads, calipers, rotor dimensions and hardware must match on every build — we specify each setup case by case to guarantee fitment and reliable operation.
A ready-to-install CCB rotor is two parts: the carbon ceramic disc and a CNC-machined aluminum hat tailored to your factory hub. We keep the original rotor diameter and thickness, so the CCB rotor replaces the iron one as a direct, plug-and-play part. Braking character is then tuned through pad selection.
Drastically lower unsprung rotating mass brings sharper handling, better ride comfort and quicker steering response. And the look: massive, dust-free carbon ceramic discs behind an open-spoke wheel.
No middleman markups: latest-generation carbon ceramic discs at pricing comparable to premium iron setups. Our rotors use long carbon fiber construction with a Silicon Carbide (SiC) friction surface — not short chopped fiber.
Professional installation is required. Some vehicles need minor adjustments — trimming dust shields or adding wheel spacers for rim clearance.
A CCB conversion brings rare, factory-level technology into a refined custom build — like a fine mechanical watch, the value is in the material, the engineering and the presence.
Large carbon ceramic discs behind open-spoke wheels read like a serious factory option — clean, rare, instantly recognizable.
Long carbon fiber construction and a Silicon Carbide friction surface — genuine CCB engineering, not a cosmetic package.
A car that feels more complete: lighter at the corners, cleaner after a drive, and more distinctive every time you look at it.
FORZACCB is not endorsed, supported, or affiliated with any vehicle manufacturer mentioned on this page. All respective names are trademarks of their owners. Reference dimensions are provided for guidance only; final specifications are confirmed from verified measurements before production.
Test bench results
We bolt one disc and one set of pads to a machine that brakes a real wheel until the metal glows, then repeat it 15 times — the standard test every brake maker is measured by. Below are the same parts, photographed before and after.
Photographs from the test report. Nothing was cleaned, replaced or re-machined between them.
The fine web you see on the used surface is the ceramic coating's normal heat pattern, not damage. Measured thickness loss: 0.004 mm.
The face is smooth from edge to edge — no glazing, no crumbling corners, no hot spots. 0.12 mm of material gone.
Both pads wore at the same rate, which means the caliper held them square against the disc the whole time.
No. Brakes losing bite when they overheat is called fade — the soft pedal you get halfway down a mountain pass. We measured grip cold, at motorway speed, and at 550 °C. It dropped a little and came straight back.
Measured grip on the bench. Higher means more stopping power for the same pedal effort.
Test details for engineers: SAE J2522 (AMS) on a full-scale inertia dynamometer No. 5117, May 2025. XM11-9 front axle, 430 × 40 mm disc, 1-piston, KPC500-1 lining on both pads, 125.9 kg·m² inertia, 939.2 kg wheel load. Grip figures are average friction coefficient μ per stage; 0.33 is the minimum recorded in the second fade cycle.
Direct-fit Carbon Ceramic (CCB) rotors for high-performance applications.
| Specification | Rotor Range | Diameter mm | Thickness mm | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Street Spec | ≤ Ø370 | 310 | 22 | $1,950per pair |
| 350 | 24 | |||
| 355 | 32 | |||
| 360 | 32 | |||
| 370 | 30 | |||
| GT Spec | Ø380–405 | 380 | 28 | $2,100per pair |
| 380 | 34 | |||
| 400 | 36 | |||
| 405 | 34 | |||
| Track Spec | Ø410–440 | 410 | 32 | $2,350per pair |
| 410 | 38 | |||
| 420 | 40 | |||
| 440 | 40 |
Minimum wheel diameter guidance by rotor size. Always validate final fitment using a physical template and measured clearances.
| Rotor Size (Diameter x Thickness) | Minimum Wheel Size | Technical Fitment Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 280mm - 300mm × 20/28mm | 15-inch | The smallest workable upgrade size, and only with compact low-profile callipers. Requires at least 340mm of clear inner wheel barrel. Steel systems only - carbon ceramic is not produced in this diameter range. |
| 310mm × 22mm | 16-inch | Fits most 16-inch wheels. Installation on 15-inch wheels is possible only with specific low-profile callipers and is not generally recommended. |
| 330mm × 28mm | 17-inch | Standard entry-level size for performance brake upgrades. Fits comfortably within most 17-inch alloy wheels. |
| 345mm - 356mm × 32mm | 18-inch | Common mid-range size. Requires 18-inch wheels with standard barrel clearance. |
| 380mm × 32/34mm | 19-inch | The industry standard for Carbon Ceramic (CCB) and heavy-duty steel systems. Fits most 19-inch wheels; verify spoke clearance for wider callipers. |
| 390mm × 36mm | 19-inch (Tight Fit) | Fits 19-inch wheels with high-clearance barrels (flat inner bed). 20-inch wheels are recommended to ensure adequate air gap for cooling. |
| 400mm - 405mm × 36/38mm | 20-inch | Requires 20-inch wheels. Ensure the wheel barrel does not taper significantly near the mounting face. |
| 410mm - 420mm × 38/40mm | 21-inch | Standard fitment for 21-inch wheels. Can fit select 20-inch motorsport wheels with specialised flat barrel profiles (template verification required). |
| 440mm × 40/42mm | 21-inch (Minimum) | Extreme fitment. 21-inch is the absolute minimum requirement. 22-inch wheels are strongly advised for safe operating clearance and heat dissipation. |
To ensure safety and prevent damage to components, please observe the following industry-standard tolerances when measuring your wheels:
The wheel sizes listed above represent minimum technical requirements based on standard barrel profiles. Due to significant variation in alloy wheel designs, particularly spoke curvature (X-factor) and inner barrel contours, meeting nominal diameter alone does not guarantee compatibility.
We strongly recommend verifying clearance instrumentally using printable fitment templates rather than relying only on visual estimates or stated wheel specifications. Please ensure at least 3mm clearance in all directions to account for thermal expansion and dynamic wheel deflection.
