i know the akebonos are bigger so dont know maybe the info i read was a bit outdated too and maybe they have better pads and rotor alternatives now brembo or akebono are both great looking brake kits,i really cant see that people sell these kits to move on to an aftermarket bbk lol, and i mean for those that dont abuse their brakes enough on the track to need any upgrade sounds pointless,these kits are great in looks and functionality,oh well their loss our gain or maybe im just dumb lol, problly a bit of both

 

yea, really cant go wrong either way, imo.

anyone know if the car in post #64 needed wheel spacers to clear those akebonos?

 

Hey man do you know why or if 05 rims can fit a 03? i put some on and they wont go up flat against the axle. any suggestions?

 

Ive had mine for about 3 months now. Also from Concept Z, great customer service. And from the stock brakes it was a huge improvement.

 

No wheel spacers are required for the 370 setup to clear LMGT4 wheels. Mine fit perfectly with no modification.

 

awesome! thanks for the heads up, and those look great btw!

 

I just bought a set of used OEM Brembo calipers but now I'm thinking about going with the Akebono kit from CZP instead. For just a few hundred more when it's all said and done, I get a kit that looks a bit bigger and apparently stops the car pretty well too. Only problem is, I don't really want the red or grey/black calipers that CZP is offering, or any of their customer PC color options. Hmmm decisions...

 

You can always get them powder coated in most places for 80-150.