Li Auto ONE Big Brake Kit Upgrade / TTSPORT Classic 8705
The Li Auto ONE is a big vehicle — around 2,300 kg curb weight — and its stock brakes show it. Hard stops are fine, but the everyday, low-speed pedal application that drivers actually use most often feels soft and vague, which on a heavy three-row SUV translates into a "can't quite stop it" sensation. This case follows a well-known car enthusiast's Li Auto ONE getting a full front-and-rear TTSPORT big brake kit to fix exactly that.

The build runs a front TT8705 monobloc six-piston caliper with a 380x34mm rotor, and a rear TT6411 four-piston caliper with a 380x28mm rotor plus a dedicated TTSPORT electronic parking brake caliper — a front-six/rear-four setup on 20-inch wheels.
Vehicle & Kit Specs
Here's the full hardware breakdown for this Li Auto ONE build.
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Vehicle | Li Auto ONE, full-size SUV, ~2,300 kg curb weight, 20-inch wheels |
| Front caliper | TTSPORT TT8705 monobloc six-piston caliper, 55.0 cm² total piston area, 3.60 kg per caliper |
| Front rotor | 380 x 34mm high-carbon steel heat-treated drilled rotor |
| Rear caliper | TTSPORT TT6411 four-piston caliper |
| Rear rotor | 380 x 28mm high-carbon steel heat-treated drilled rotor |
| Parking brake | TTSPORT electronic parking brake (EPB) caliper, retains factory EPB function |
| Lines | TTSPORT stainless steel brake lines |

The TT8705 caliper is a monobloc (one-piece) design rather than a bolted two-piece body, which cuts down on flex under load. With six pistons spread across the caliper, clamping force lands more evenly across the pad — a straightforward mechanical answer to the soft initial pedal feel a heavy SUV struggles with on stock hardware.
Why It Works
- A monobloc caliper body flexes less than a stock floating caliper under hard braking, which firms up initial pedal feel instead of the pedal "giving" before the pads bite.
- Bigger rotors (380mm front and rear) carry more mass and surface area, giving the system more thermal capacity to resist fade on repeated stops with a heavy SUV.
- Six pistons up front versus a smaller stock piston count spreads clamping force more evenly across the pad, improving modulation rather than just peak bite.
- Pairing the rear performance caliper with a dedicated TTSPORT EPB caliper keeps the electronic parking brake working after the upgrade — no loss of factory function.
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FAQ
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