Hi guys, it seems like it is brake time for my 2005 350z Grand Touring Roadster. I have a couple questions.

First, since I have the Brembo calipers, will the rotors and pads be the same as if I had normal calipers? So I can be sure I order the right ones.

Second, what is a good rotor/pad combination for the lowest amount of money? I don't take it to the track at all, but sometimes the streets turn into a track. I'm mainly interested in no noise and very low dust.


Thanks in advance for any help.

 

2005 didn't have Grand Touring. You probably have 35th Anniversary Edition.

 

Hmm, I wonder what this is then.

http://www.kbb.com/nissan/350z/2005-...=private-party

I guess I meant Grand Touring Roadster.

 

If you want no noise and low dust, then get some generic pads form Autozone, OReilly, etc. Get lifetime pads and you'll get replacements for free. Definitely cheaper than OEM or Brembos and if you're not tracking the car, no point in getting high performance pads/rotors.

 

Centric blanks are pretty cheap as well. You can get some cheap ceramic pads for low dust.

 

thanks for ur incorrect input

 

centric blanks or power slots, and some stoptech pads cheap and good setup

 

Thanks for the input, but I found a post for RotorPros. I believe I will just get some from them.

 

+1 on StopTech Street pads.

 

I am bike lover and I totally agree the StopTech Street Performance Brake Pads are awesome they are manufactured to meet the demands of high performance driving situations and maintaining their ability to work in every-day driving conditions.

 

If you dont track your car then get OEM pads.

 

^^^oem pads are dusty as hell so that wouldn't fit the op's needs