FS: D2 Big brake kit 8piston front 6 piston rear *cheap*
11-16-2012, 01:24 PM
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I was close to pulling the trigger on these but I don't know enough about this company and the 8pot/6Pot is probably overkill for my garage queen. I'm just about to send my cash for some OEM Brembos... Should I pony up the extra dollars and rock these bad boys.
11-16-2012, 03:33 PM
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11-16-2012, 03:43 PM
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if it helps, i had oem brembos with endless pads, stainless lines, authentic brembo gold zinc rotors with ate superblue flud, this kit stops harder even during dailly driving. i dont get brake fade with this set up in the summer and it's also lighter than the oem brembos so less unsprung weight on each corner. i dont race my car or drive it hard to even benefit from a big brake kit but my initial bite is better than oem brembos.
11-17-2012, 08:06 PM
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if someone is willing to buy this at my asking price, i will throw in this for 250 dollars extra. that's a great deal.
https://my350z.com/forum/audio-video...-w-extras.html
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11-18-2012, 05:43 AM
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To be honest there is not a lot of information/feedback/reviews on D2 brakes which is why I think no one has jumped on these.
BTW - the op is a great guy and has responded to my pm's in a very efficient manner.
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11-18-2012, 06:00 AM
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Lol have to start the price somewhere for low ballers. Can't start low and go up on price. Can always go down- Dont understand that concept? Brembos are between $950-1500 for package. What's hard to understand? And these are not far from that price range.
Don't trust them/don't buy them. Easy as that I'd say.
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Don't trust them/don't buy them. Easy as that I'd say.
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11-18-2012, 08:06 AM
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I don't understand your comment given that you're original asking price for your Brembo's was $1600.
To be honest there is not a lot of information/feedback/reviews on D2 brakes which is why I think no one has jumped on these.
BTW - the op is a great guy and has responded to my pm's in a very efficient manner.
To be honest there is not a lot of information/feedback/reviews on D2 brakes which is why I think no one has jumped on these.
BTW - the op is a great guy and has responded to my pm's in a very efficient manner.
Lol have to start the price somewhere for low ballers. Can't start low and go up on price. Can always go down- Dont understand that concept? Brembos are between $950-1500 for package. What's hard to understand? And these are not far from that price range.
Don't trust them/don't buy them. Easy as that I'd say.
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Don't trust them/don't buy them. Easy as that I'd say.
Bump
4500 kit, with 8k miles for 1899 shipped, apparently that's too much, lol. what people forget is that i shipping is 250-300 on this. then people want me to pay the paypal fees. i basically get about 1400 in my pockets for this. The Zs resale value is gone down the drain and is left with kids with minimum waged jobs , i literally got an offer for 700 shipped to cali. sad really.
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11-18-2012, 11:26 AM
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