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Ghost Brakes vs GiroDisc

  • By Slyde Over Team
  • September 30, 2026

GiroDisc is a US manufacturer of 2-piece floating rotors with a strong track reputation. Ghost Brakes competes on the same floating-hat architecture but ships complete kits — rotors, carbon ceramic pads, and hardware — at a total price that often undercuts GiroDisc front+rear rotor pairs before you buy pads separately.

FeatureGiroDiscGhost Brakes
Typical listingFront or rear rotor pair only777 kit — front + rear rotors + pads
Audi C7 RS6/RS7 example~$1,550 front + ~$1,250 rear rotors (no pads)~$1,876 complete kit (777-XE)
Replacement ringsReplacement rotor rings sold separatelyFull catalog focus on complete kits*
American trucks / HellcatNot a primary GiroDisc segment777-XAM + 555-GAM coverage

*Replacement ring SKUs are under evaluation for repeat purchase revenue; see internal catalog notes. Shop 2-piece performance rotors and Audi RS Q8 kits.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does GiroDisc include brake pads?

GiroDisc typically sells 2-piece rotor pairs per axle without pads. Ghost Brakes 777 kits include carbon ceramic pads front and rear in the complete kit price.

Drilled and slotted rotor with GEOMET coating
Ghost Brakes drilled and slotted rotor detail

How does Ghost Brakes pricing compare to GiroDisc on Audi RS platforms?

Example: GiroDisc C7 RS6/RS7 front ($1,550) plus rear ($1,250) rotor pairs can exceed $2,800 before pads. Ghost Brakes 777-XE Audi kits near $1,876 include full front and rear rotors with pads.

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