Hi all, The brakes on the DeLorean can be very effective but there are many things you can do to get the best from them. Firstly change your brake fluid and bleed the system, brake fluid is hydroscopic and absorbs atmospheric moisture, water squishes more than brake fluid hence spongy brakes. Also tyre choice is crucial, what's the point is stopping the wheel spinning if it is still sliding over the ground. I have been in a couple of DeLoreans among other cars with Pirelli tyres on and they seem to stick to the road very well. Servicing the calliper is not hard either if a bit messy. Remove the calliper pop out the pistons clean them with very fine wet and dry change the rubber seals if required (service kits are available which are quite cheap). Install pistons into the calliper install back on car and bleed the system. I did this to my front callipers last weekend as I had a shake under braking and not the car brakes better than ever. There are also vented disks and calliper upgrades available from the same guy who does the Cat by-pass I think he is from Holland (I am sure someone else on the list knows his details) they looked quite impressive. And braided brake lines also take some of the squishiness out of the braking system as they do not expand under braking as much as the original lines, or so I am told. Hope this helps James RG