help me choose brakes
current set up
06 350z
volk gtm 19 x 9.5 front 19 x 10.5 rear
245 -30-19 Front
265-30- 19 Rear
hotchkis front & rear sway
megan racing coil overs 2 "drop front & rear
ichiba front control arms
ichiba rear camber arms with toe bolts
Rays formula lug nuts
i want a big brake kit that gives me
largest front & rear rotor crossdrilled & slotted , with rust treatment
SS brake lines
powder coated calipers 4 piston front and rear at least and i would love 6 piston better if budget allows
new brake pads front and rear good ones that don't make to much noise
car is never raced
but i have 30k miles and i need brakes and like the look of the big brake kit
what kits will work and meet my needs above as cheaply as possible
thanks Travis
350zspl
06 350z
volk gtm 19 x 9.5 front 19 x 10.5 rear
245 -30-19 Front
265-30- 19 Rear
hotchkis front & rear sway
megan racing coil overs 2 "drop front & rear
ichiba front control arms
ichiba rear camber arms with toe bolts
Rays formula lug nuts
i want a big brake kit that gives me
largest front & rear rotor crossdrilled & slotted , with rust treatment
SS brake lines
powder coated calipers 4 piston front and rear at least and i would love 6 piston better if budget allows
new brake pads front and rear good ones that don't make to much noise
car is never raced
but i have 30k miles and i need brakes and like the look of the big brake kit
what kits will work and meet my needs above as cheaply as possible
thanks Travis
350zspl
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Hello 350zspl,
I have recently purchased and have installed the Akebono brake kit from Concept Z Performance.
See thread at https://my350z.com/forum/brakes/4142...at-1200-a.html
Please see pictures below.
The front set.

The front closeup.

The rear set.

The rear closeup.

The Infinity calipers are less than the Nissan calipers.
Concept Z Performance offers powdercoating of the calipers for a small fee.
In my opinion, I place less pressure to brake pedal and stop quicker.
The Akebono calipers are stock on the sport 370Z, so parts and pads are easy to find at your local dealership.
I am running 19inch TA's.
I also agree with Z1. Set a budget first.
I hope this helps,
Lboy06.
I have recently purchased and have installed the Akebono brake kit from Concept Z Performance.
See thread at https://my350z.com/forum/brakes/4142...at-1200-a.html
Please see pictures below.
The front set.

The front closeup.

The rear set.

The rear closeup.

The Infinity calipers are less than the Nissan calipers.
Concept Z Performance offers powdercoating of the calipers for a small fee.
In my opinion, I place less pressure to brake pedal and stop quicker.
The Akebono calipers are stock on the sport 370Z, so parts and pads are easy to find at your local dealership.
I am running 19inch TA's.
I also agree with Z1. Set a budget first.
I hope this helps,
Lboy06.
Last edited by luckyboy06; May 21, 2010 at 04:52 PM. Reason: Added items.


but im pretty biased......
dozens of pictures of all the available colors at: https://my350z.com/forum/brakes/4395...ice-in-ad.html
yellow powdercoating available now too
/spam
Hello 350zspl,
I have recently purchased and have installed the Akebono brake kit from Concept Z Performance.
See thread at https://my350z.com/forum/brakes/4142...at-1200-a.html
Please see pictures below.
The front set.

The front closeup.

The rear set.

The rear closeup.

The Infinity calipers are less than the Nissan calipers.
Concept Z Performance offers powdercoating of the calipers for a small fee.
In my opinion, I place less pressure to brake pedal and stop quicker.
The Akebono calipers are stock on the sport 370Z, so parts and pads are easy to find at your local dealership.
I am running 19inch TA's.
I also agree with Z1. Set a budget first.
I hope this helps,
Lboy06.
I have recently purchased and have installed the Akebono brake kit from Concept Z Performance.
See thread at https://my350z.com/forum/brakes/4142...at-1200-a.html
Please see pictures below.
The front set.

The front closeup.

The rear set.

The rear closeup.

The Infinity calipers are less than the Nissan calipers.
Concept Z Performance offers powdercoating of the calipers for a small fee.
In my opinion, I place less pressure to brake pedal and stop quicker.
The Akebono calipers are stock on the sport 370Z, so parts and pads are easy to find at your local dealership.
I am running 19inch TA's.
I also agree with Z1. Set a budget first.
I hope this helps,
Lboy06.
does help
what does that set up run you


but im pretty biased......
dozens of pictures of all the available colors at: https://my350z.com/forum/brakes/4395...ice-in-ad.html
yellow powdercoating available now too
/spam
rotors
calipers
pads
ss lines
what does that run
I second that last one. I like that kit. Also how hard is it to find the pads when they need to be changed? I was thinking of the kit the 370 has for convenience of parts but that alliance looks good.
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