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StopTech 13", 14" Big Brake Systems Available >>
StopTech Big Brake Kits have been released for the 350Z. These Kits are amazing, and we've had great interest from 350Z owners. CZP had first dibs on the 300ZX Big Brake Package, and we've had an amazing response: 300ZX Big Brake Kit
Kits will be available in 2 weeks
332mm(13") Big Brake kit: $1995.00
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355mm(14") Big Brake kit: $2595.00
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Both Kits include:
Front Calipers
Front Rotors
Front Axxis Ultimate Pads
Front and Rear SS brake lines
and Motul Racing Brake fluid
If you have any questions, please contact us at 623-937-6400
Kits will be available in 2 weeks
332mm(13") Big Brake kit: $1995.00
Buy Online
355mm(14") Big Brake kit: $2595.00
Buy Online
Both Kits include:
Front Calipers
Front Rotors
Front Axxis Ultimate Pads
Front and Rear SS brake lines
and Motul Racing Brake fluid
If you have any questions, please contact us at 623-937-6400
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Originally posted by nizl
why?
why?
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The only thing I regret about getting the Performance instead of the Track is missing out on the big brakes. I'm thinking of the stoptechs, but since they are front only I was wondering if you could then take your old stock front brakes and move them to the rear? Anyone ever try anything like that?
Also, anyone know how easy (or difficult) it is to install these from home. I'm pretty mechanically inclined, but don't have much equipment, and have never done anything like bleed a brake system or anything like that. Also, do you know what it would cost to have a mechanic install something like this?
Just curious.
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D'oh!
Also, anyone know how easy (or difficult) it is to install these from home. I'm pretty mechanically inclined, but don't have much equipment, and have never done anything like bleed a brake system or anything like that. Also, do you know what it would cost to have a mechanic install something like this?
Just curious.
Thanks,
D'oh!
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Originally posted by D'oh
The only thing I regret about getting the Performance instead of the Track is missing out on the big brakes. I'm thinking of the stoptechs, but since they are front only I was wondering if you could then take your old stock front brakes and move them to the rear? Anyone ever try anything like that?
Also, anyone know how easy (or difficult) it is to install these from home. I'm pretty mechanically inclined, but don't have much equipment, and have never done anything like bleed a brake system or anything like that. Also, do you know what it would cost to have a mechanic install something like this?
Just curious.
Thanks,
D'oh!
The only thing I regret about getting the Performance instead of the Track is missing out on the big brakes. I'm thinking of the stoptechs, but since they are front only I was wondering if you could then take your old stock front brakes and move them to the rear? Anyone ever try anything like that?
Also, anyone know how easy (or difficult) it is to install these from home. I'm pretty mechanically inclined, but don't have much equipment, and have never done anything like bleed a brake system or anything like that. Also, do you know what it would cost to have a mechanic install something like this?
Just curious.
Thanks,
D'oh!
But I don't know about putting the stock front's on the rear's. Funny I was thinking the same thing. Anyone know?
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Cool!
Thanks for the offer thobbing_Zon
Although, now I actually need to save up enough money to get the darn brakes!
Morgan hill is a great drive, too. I prefer to go down to 152 (I think) and then across the mountains to Morgan Hill.
Anyhow, I will keep your offer in mind, do some investigating, and post again (someday) when I figure out what I'm going to do.
Thanks again,
D'oh!
Thanks for the offer thobbing_Zon
Although, now I actually need to save up enough money to get the darn brakes!
Morgan hill is a great drive, too. I prefer to go down to 152 (I think) and then across the mountains to Morgan Hill.
Anyhow, I will keep your offer in mind, do some investigating, and post again (someday) when I figure out what I'm going to do.
Thanks again,
D'oh!
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Originally posted by D'oh
The only thing I regret about getting the Performance instead of the Track is missing out on the big brakes. I'm thinking of the stoptechs, but since they are front only I was wondering if you could then take your old stock front brakes and move them to the rear? Anyone ever try anything like that?
Also, anyone know how easy (or difficult) it is to install these from home. I'm pretty mechanically inclined, but don't have much equipment, and have never done anything like bleed a brake system or anything like that. Also, do you know what it would cost to have a mechanic install something like this?
Just curious.
Thanks,
D'oh!
The only thing I regret about getting the Performance instead of the Track is missing out on the big brakes. I'm thinking of the stoptechs, but since they are front only I was wondering if you could then take your old stock front brakes and move them to the rear? Anyone ever try anything like that?
Also, anyone know how easy (or difficult) it is to install these from home. I'm pretty mechanically inclined, but don't have much equipment, and have never done anything like bleed a brake system or anything like that. Also, do you know what it would cost to have a mechanic install something like this?
Just curious.
Thanks,
D'oh!
Well, StopTech will be coming out w/ the Complete Kit for the 350Z soon, Front and Rear, a bit more pricey, but that's in the plans.... I say you can get the front done in about 2-3 hours, it's not hard at all, just need the right tools, and some know how, and you're all set... Kit comes w/ precise instructions.
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What impact will adding these brake kits have on:
VDC
Electronic Brake Distribution
ABS
My guess is that the above are calibrated based on the stock system - any changes could potentially screw something up (I hope not though, as I'm seriously considering this kit...)
Ethan
VDC
Electronic Brake Distribution
ABS
My guess is that the above are calibrated based on the stock system - any changes could potentially screw something up (I hope not though, as I'm seriously considering this kit...)
Ethan
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Those look SWEET!! Can't wait for people to start putting them to use. The performance of the Brembos on the track edition seem to be great, I'm very curious to see how these stack up. Could influence my purchase decsion (performance vs. track.
RE: moving the front calipers to the rear. There's more to that than just putting bigger brakes on the rear. They need to be correctly balanced or they may hurt your stopping distance. Simply mounting the front brakes out back would be a gamble at best.
RE: moving the front calipers to the rear. There's more to that than just putting bigger brakes on the rear. They need to be correctly balanced or they may hurt your stopping distance. Simply mounting the front brakes out back would be a gamble at best.
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Originally posted by EnthuZ
Will the 13 inch kit fit inside the stock 17 inch Z wheels? Without spacers?
Will the 13 inch kit fit inside the stock 17 inch Z wheels? Without spacers?
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Originally posted by cabalisticfire
Those look SWEET!! Can't wait for people to start putting them to use. The performance of the Brembos on the track edition seem to be great, I'm very curious to see how these stack up. Could influence my purchase decsion (performance vs. track.
RE: moving the front calipers to the rear. There's more to that than just putting bigger brakes on the rear. They need to be correctly balanced or they may hurt your stopping distance. Simply mounting the front brakes out back would be a gamble at best.
Those look SWEET!! Can't wait for people to start putting them to use. The performance of the Brembos on the track edition seem to be great, I'm very curious to see how these stack up. Could influence my purchase decsion (performance vs. track.
RE: moving the front calipers to the rear. There's more to that than just putting bigger brakes on the rear. They need to be correctly balanced or they may hurt your stopping distance. Simply mounting the front brakes out back would be a gamble at best.
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Originally posted by ethan84ae
What impact will adding these brake kits have on:
VDC
Electronic Brake Distribution
ABS
My guess is that the above are calibrated based on the stock system - any changes could potentially screw something up (I hope not though, as I'm seriously considering this kit...)
Ethan
What impact will adding these brake kits have on:
VDC
Electronic Brake Distribution
ABS
My guess is that the above are calibrated based on the stock system - any changes could potentially screw something up (I hope not though, as I'm seriously considering this kit...)
Ethan
Acctualy, ABS makes it easier to go to bigger brakes than without ABS. Back when the only means of distributing brake force was a proportioning valve, changing brakes front or rear would mean getting an adjustable proportioning valve to keep the brake balance correct. The way ABS works is with a sensor at each wheel that senses if that wheel is not moving (locked) so regrdless of size of brake, ABS will still apply force till it senses a lock, therefore automaticaly compensating for any change. electronic brake distribution and ABS are basically the same thing, and VDC/traction control both work off these sensors as well so same example applies.
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Does replacing the stock brakes with another set void the warranty?
Does replacing the stock brakes with another set void the warranty?
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We'll have the Track Model Comparision Soon
We'll have the Track Model Comparision Soon
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I just got back from a full day of brake testing with stoptech!
we did comparison braking with my standard touring brakes and then with the 13 inch stoptechs.
I have photo's, lots of info and some good stories from the people at stoptech.
I left the stoptech airport test sight with a stoptech system but will be receiving my "custom" system on the 10-12th of December.
For those of you interested in stoptech I would recommend waiting just a few weeks. I will explain later in a new thread I will be starting that will include the photos and my experience with Stoptech.
Overall, they are first rate!
we did comparison braking with my standard touring brakes and then with the 13 inch stoptechs.
I have photo's, lots of info and some good stories from the people at stoptech.
I left the stoptech airport test sight with a stoptech system but will be receiving my "custom" system on the 10-12th of December.
For those of you interested in stoptech I would recommend waiting just a few weeks. I will explain later in a new thread I will be starting that will include the photos and my experience with Stoptech.
Overall, they are first rate!
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Originally posted by D'oh
Cool!
Thanks for the offer thobbing_Zon
Although, now I actually need to save up enough money to get the darn brakes!
Morgan hill is a great drive, too. I prefer to go down to 152 (I think) and then across the mountains to Morgan Hill.
Anyhow, I will keep your offer in mind, do some investigating, and post again (someday) when I figure out what I'm going to do.
Thanks again,
D'oh!
Cool!
Thanks for the offer thobbing_Zon
Although, now I actually need to save up enough money to get the darn brakes!
Morgan hill is a great drive, too. I prefer to go down to 152 (I think) and then across the mountains to Morgan Hill.
Anyhow, I will keep your offer in mind, do some investigating, and post again (someday) when I figure out what I'm going to do.
Thanks again,
D'oh!
Any time my friend, any time.
I would take 152/Hecker Pass also.