Most front disc brake kits include aftermarket brake pads, calipers, and rotors. These three things make a huge difference in stopping power, and by selecting a kit, you're sure to get parts that work well together. By creating uniformity, you'll improve your braking performance. You'll also get parts that look great together.

Your Mustang's weight is proportioned so that roughly 60% is in the front. That's why it makes sense to have more of your braking power go to the front. It's also why many people opt to just improve their front disc brakes at first. While upgrading all four brakes at once is great, if you can only choose two, make sure it's the front ones.

When it comes to upgrades, the engine, exhaust, and exterior tend to get the most attention. A good-looking Mustang that sounds amazing and goes fast is a head-turner in any situation. But if you want to modify your most important system, then the brakes are a good starting place. Give your brakes the attention they deserve and get the safety you deserve.