Pics of my Wilwood BBK installation
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From: Sugar Land,Texas
Originally Posted by marksg35
Wow...Those look awesome...Did you put new brake lines on at the same time?
Great Job...
Great Job...
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From: Sugar Land,Texas
Originally Posted by skeleton_cru
I had the same trouble with my rotors corroded to the spindle as well. We smacked the rotors with a rubber mallet until they came loose. Sucked big time
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I could not picture myself installing the rear Stillen sport slotted rotors, metal matrix pads and SS brake lines after what we went through Saturday! So I got my friendly neighborhod mechanic to do it all for $150.
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Originally Posted by vodkarocket
Great job on the install Cato. Now get off the forums and start driving! We're anxiously waiting for your in-depth review.
So I broke down and ordered the 3 mm wheel spacers.
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Originally Posted by vodkarocket
What's the reason behind grannying the brakes? I thought you need to bed them in by doing some repeated HARD stops from 60-5MPH...
are the stillen rotors lighter than the stock rotors. recently ive been all about reducing rotational mass and broke down and bought 18 pound 18's, so lighter rotors would contribute. i have the stock infiniti brakes, so i was thinking about getting the stillen x/d slotted rotors. what do u guys think?
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Originally Posted by ChromiumBlue7
are the stillen rotors lighter than the stock rotors. recently ive been all about reducing rotational mass and broke down and bought 18 pound 18's, so lighter rotors would contribute. i have the stock infiniti brakes, so i was thinking about getting the stillen x/d slotted rotors. what do u guys think?
cato, setup looks good. what pads are you using? the bp-10s? they may be advertised as low dust and low noise but i definitely had dust albeit not as bad as stock. they did have very good initial bite though and pedal effort definitely seemed to be reduced.
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Originally Posted by dklau33
cato, setup looks good. what pads are you using? the bp-10s? they may be advertised as low dust and low noise but i definitely had dust albeit not as bad as stock. they did have very good initial bite though and pedal effort definitely seemed to be reduced.



