i want to upgrade my brake system on my 2008 350z
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i want to upgrade my brake system on my 2008 350z
Hey everyone, i have a base model nissan 350z 2008
i want to upgrade my break system but i am having the worst luck in finding them.. . Can i please get your help?
i want to buy 4 brembo calipers new/used
please let me know!!
thank you!
i want to upgrade my break system but i am having the worst luck in finding them.. . Can i please get your help?
i want to buy 4 brembo calipers new/used
please let me know!!
thank you!
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ok, do u have any reccomendations for which types of rotors i should get? i have all black painted rims ,stock rims..
i want to get either gold or black rotors..
im sorry to sound clueless lol
i seen some stop teches for 300 all 4 drilled roters.
i want to get either gold or black rotors..
im sorry to sound clueless lol
i seen some stop teches for 300 all 4 drilled roters.
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stoptechs are good. when i still had my z i was looking at adams rotors for a while.
http://www.adamsrotors.com/71113/0/0...ssan-350z.html
http://www.adamsrotors.com/71113/0/0...ssan-350z.html
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This is a brake upgrade: https://conceptzperformance.com/Cart...on.php?II=3118
StopTech, AP Racing, Willwood and other companies make similar products. Get out the wallet because its going to get expensive!
Drilling holes in rotors makes them weaker, go ahead and Google the pictures of cracked rotors... you'll see. If you are just going for looks then get whatever seems "cool" to you. Maybe those red caliper covers that say "Brembo" along with any generic drilled rotors will work for street use. Honestly until you start racing on the track (NOT the street) you are really using your brakes very much. The stock setup is fine with just better pads, new fluid and stainless lines.
StopTech, AP Racing, Willwood and other companies make similar products. Get out the wallet because its going to get expensive!
Drilling holes in rotors makes them weaker, go ahead and Google the pictures of cracked rotors... you'll see. If you are just going for looks then get whatever seems "cool" to you. Maybe those red caliper covers that say "Brembo" along with any generic drilled rotors will work for street use. Honestly until you start racing on the track (NOT the street) you are really using your brakes very much. The stock setup is fine with just better pads, new fluid and stainless lines.
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But in a serious note, go with oem brembos. Theyre about 1k. Pretty cheap for looks with functional bragging rights.
Theres a member on here thats selling a set of racing brakes bbk for 1.5k. Pretty good deal.
Theres a member on here thats selling a set of racing brakes bbk for 1.5k. Pretty good deal.
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Keep on eye on the marketplace for OEM Brembo, and be prepared to spend $1k on them. Brembo also has a Gtand Tourismo kit and your looking at $6k I believe.
The other route people take for looks is the Akebono kit from the newer car, this will set you back $1800 front and rear.
The other route people take for looks is the Akebono kit from the newer car, this will set you back $1800 front and rear.
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