sti brembo brakes on a 350z
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sti brembo brakes on a 350z
I bought a set of brembo brakes, including rotors, from a 2006 sti. can anyone tell me what needs to be done in order to make them fit my 350z. thanks
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new brackets and custom rotors as well as new brake lines, a custom master cylinder and proportioning valve to make sure the brake bias isn't screwed up. Expect to spend ALOT of money
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Originally Posted by redlude97
new brackets and custom rotors as well as new brake lines, a custom master cylinder and proportioning valve to make sure the brake bias isn't screwed up. Expect to spend ALOT of money
Damm i've got the make these work, i paid a lot for express shipping to canada, plus there will be duties and taxes when they get here, so there is no going back.
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The rotors won't fit because the sti and the Z use different rotor backspacing, just look at the offsets an STI runs compared to a Z with brembos. Also the rear rotors on a Z have an internal drum that is used for the e-brake, not sure how the STI e-brake system works. As for the brake bias, the STI and Z have different weight distributions, so the brake bias setup will be different between the two cars. The piston sizing may be different also, causing the brake pedal travel to change, which is why a custom master cylinder may be necessary
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Originally Posted by NoahzBurnt
The rear calipers ARE identical FWIW.....i would sell them and buy a Z set just to be safe tho!