Alfa Romeo 4C Parts, Coupe & Spider

Shop Alfa Romeo 4C performance parts for a brake upgrade, a different exhaust note or a change in stance at Black Ops Auto Works. Explore GiroDisc two-piece rotors, EBC pads, a MagnaFlow cat-back and Eibach PRO-KIT springs alongside maintenance items. Build the project around your Coupe or Spider and the way you drive it.

GiroDisc Rotors and Brake-Pad Choices

The GiroDisc selection includes separate front and rear rotor sets for the specified 4C factory-iron-brake application. Their two-piece construction combines aluminum hats with iron friction rings and a floating mounting arrangement. Replaceable rings offer a service path for the compatible GiroDisc assembly when its friction surfaces are due for renewal.

Compare EBC Redstuff and Yellowstuff references by their exact axle application and intended use. The current range includes front and rear Redstuff listings and a Yellowstuff front-pad option. Choose the compound and rotors as a complete brake plan, with the manufacturer’s installation and bedding instructions.

MagnaFlow Cat-Back Exhaust

MagnaFlow 19292 is a stainless-steel cat-back option with a dual split rear exit for the listed 4C application. It changes the specified exhaust section and rear outlet presentation as one project. Compare the manufacturer’s sound information with the tone you want before selecting the system.

Review the complete package, connections and rear-body clearance with the installer. A cat-back system is a separate purchase from individual exhaust tips or catalytic-converter components. Keep the vehicle’s existing exhaust changes with the installation plan.

Eibach PRO-KIT Springs and Stance

Eibach E10-10-012-01-22 PRO-KIT springs offer a lower stance for the supported 4C application. Compare the specified front and rear drop with the vehicle’s current height and the clearance available beneath the body.

This is a spring package rather than a complete damper or air-suspension conversion. Plan the compatible dampers, alignment, suspension travel and wheel clearance at the intended driving height. Use the exact manufacturer application rather than extending an older product headline to every body or trim.

Maintenance and Selected Accessories

Engine oil, brake fluid, filters, lighting and the listed AGM battery provide separate service choices. Select fluids by the complete required specification and compare container volume with case quantity. A matching viscosity label alone does not establish every required approval.

The Vertical Doors listing is a separate hinge-conversion project for its specified 4C body application. Compare its supplied components, retained factory hardware and installation work before scheduling the conversion.

Choose Your Part

• Choose brakes, exhaust, lowering springs or routine maintenance.
• Identify the 4C year, Coupe or Spider body and existing modifications.
• Compare rotor axle, pad compound, exhaust layout or intended ride height.
• Check complete package contents and plan installation and service requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are GiroDisc front and rear rotors supplied together?

They are separate axle listings in this collection. Choose the front or rear rotor set for the factory brake configuration covered by that part number.

Can I replace the friction rings on GiroDisc rotors?

A compatible GiroDisc two-piece assembly uses serviceable friction rings. Match replacement rings and required hardware to the exact rotor assembly rather than substituting a ring by outside diameter alone.

Is MagnaFlow 19292 only an exhaust-tip set?

No. It is a cat-back exhaust package with a dual split rear exit. Check the supplied system components and connections for the exact 4C application.

Does the Eibach PRO-KIT include replacement dampers?

It is a lowering-spring package. Replacement dampers are separate unless an exact bundle explicitly includes them. Review compatibility, alignment and travel with the installer.

Can I choose brake pads from the compound name alone?

Match the axle and installed caliper first, then compare the compound’s intended use. A front Yellowstuff listing and a rear Redstuff listing do not form a universal recommendation for every driving situation.

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