14 inch Stoptech, Brembo BBK
10-21-2005, 07:44 PM
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i would ONLY go between AP Racing or Brembo...
Brembo bought AP Racing like 5 years ago...
I went with the Brembo 14" GT kit... and could not possibly be happier
Brembo bought AP Racing like 5 years ago...
I went with the Brembo 14" GT kit... and could not possibly be happier
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10-21-2005, 08:07 PM
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Originally Posted by skip2daZ
i would ONLY go between AP Racing or Brembo...
Brembo bought AP Racing like 5 years ago...
I went with the Brembo 14" GT kit... and could not possibly be happier
Brembo bought AP Racing like 5 years ago...
I went with the Brembo 14" GT kit... and could not possibly be happier
How's the brake?
10-21-2005, 08:21 PM
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Originally Posted by dan_csulb
How's your Brembo? How much It costs you?
How's the brake?
How's the brake?
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10-21-2005, 08:23 PM
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Originally Posted by skip2daZ
I absolutely love them, after i broke them in i couldn’t believe on the braking power they had. They run for about 3200, different distributors charge a slightly different price, i can even give you a phone number of a vendor that distributes these brakes to all the high end shops in LA.
Is it easy to find brake pad for it? you know anyone who sell brake pad too?
10-21-2005, 08:35 PM
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Race Technologies 310 306 3158 link
They are the main distributor for all over US.
As far as break pads go, they last for a good amount of time, well depending on your breaking habits, you get the pads by making a single call to the number above and ordering them directly from brembo
They are the main distributor for all over US.
As far as break pads go, they last for a good amount of time, well depending on your breaking habits, you get the pads by making a single call to the number above and ordering them directly from brembo
10-21-2005, 10:20 PM
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Originally Posted by dan_csulb
who? who much you pay?
Is it easy to find brake pad for it? you know anyone who sell brake pad too?
Is it easy to find brake pad for it? you know anyone who sell brake pad too?
10-21-2005, 10:49 PM
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. I'm in the market for some myself. I'll go with stoptec or Brembos 13", right now I can't afford a full kit so I'm buying the front ones first. I think the prices at Jason's are pretty competative.
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. I'm in the market for some myself. I'll go with stoptec or Brembos 13", right now I can't afford a full kit so I'm buying the front ones first. I think the prices at Jason's are pretty competative.
10-22-2005, 12:23 AM
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Originally Posted by skip2daZ
i would ONLY go between AP Racing or Brembo...
Brembo bought AP Racing like 5 years ago...
I went with the Brembo 14" GT kit... and could not possibly be happier
Brembo bought AP Racing like 5 years ago...
I went with the Brembo 14" GT kit... and could not possibly be happier
10-22-2005, 10:57 AM
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I just bought a 4 wheel Stoptech 13" kit for not a lot more than that, so you might want to look around. ST-40 calipers front on 332mm rotors, st-22 calipers rear on 328mm rotors. Fluid, lines included. I have G35 and on the track my rear rotors were fried after 5 hot laps at Buttonwillow. If it wasn't for that I might have gone with a front only kit. Talk to Coz (www.czp.us). He's a site sponsor and has some really good prices.
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10-23-2005, 10:01 PM
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Brembo is the best BBK out there for Z.
I am sure they are much better than Stoptech, AP Racing, Rotora....
Most high end cars have Brembo brakes...including NASCAR......Leman......
Go with Brembo. You can't go wrong.
I am sure they are much better than Stoptech, AP Racing, Rotora....
Most high end cars have Brembo brakes...including NASCAR......Leman......
Go with Brembo. You can't go wrong.
10-24-2005, 02:21 PM
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If you have 3k i would do the stoptech’s, This is our opinion and only ours, but we have been a dealer for AP racing and have come across many problems with them, such as seals breaking on the calipers, my AP Racing distributor now makes us sign a wavier when we bought these kits, so we no longer carry them due to the liability. The AP racing BBK's are meant for race and race only, meaning that they should be rebuilt.
But let me know what you want, and we can get it for you.
James
But let me know what you want, and we can get it for you.
James