Pics of my Wilwood BBK installation
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From: Sugar Land,Texas
Just a thought..... Since the lousy rear calipers on the G35 sedan are single piston ones, and since I have removed the lousy 2-piston front calipers, can I put the front 2 piston calipers on my rear rotors?
Seems a way to bet more bang for the buck.
Seems a way to bet more bang for the buck.
Originally Posted by cato
Just a thought..... Since the lousy rear calipers on the G35 sedan are single piston ones, and since I have removed the lousy 2-piston front calipers, can I put the front 2 piston calipers on my rear rotors?
Seems a way to bet more bang for the buck.
Seems a way to bet more bang for the buck.Joined: May 2003
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From: Sugar Land,Texas
Great, that saves me a bunch of work! On another note, these brakes are killer! I declare them broken in. They are a vast improvement over the lousy stock brakes. Why can't Infiniti do it right like BMW does? The more I think about it, BMW looms in my future.
Cato
I have a couple of questions for you...
Is the hub that came with the kit thicker than stock?
Is there a particular reason you went with ST SS lines instead of the SS lines that came with the kit?
I just placed my order with AZC with some things I had changed
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Ritz
I have a couple of questions for you...
Is the hub that came with the kit thicker than stock?
Is there a particular reason you went with ST SS lines instead of the SS lines that came with the kit?
I just placed my order with AZC with some things I had changed
...Ritz
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From: Sugar Land,Texas
The hub is the same one. It had to be removed in order to remove the backing plate. I could have cut them off, but the proper way to do it is to remove the hub, loose the backing plate and re-aatach the hub. The BBK was for the front and came with SS lines. I wanted to also upgrade the rears at the same time, so I got the StopTech SS lines for the rear and Stillen rotors and pads.
Last edited by cato; Feb 12, 2007 at 01:34 PM.
Oh OK, that makes more sense... I was wondering why you would change lines that already came with the kit... How are the Stillen rotors holding up? What pads are you using for the rears?
Here is a sneak peak of mine
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Ritche
Here is a sneak peak of mine
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Ritche
Joined: May 2003
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From: Sugar Land,Texas
They still dust...
Initial bite is OK, the stock was fantastic. My intensions were to eliminate the costly brake replacement of the OEM brakes. I believe I have achieved that... time will tell. Overall I am very happy the the AZC BBK.
Initial bite is OK, the stock was fantastic. My intensions were to eliminate the costly brake replacement of the OEM brakes. I believe I have achieved that... time will tell. Overall I am very happy the the AZC BBK.
Any update on the AZC bbk? I'm looking to do a full brake upgrade on my car, and besides Dave's great prices, I know his stuff is quality because I've got a lot of AZC parts on my 240Z. Just wondering how you find the performance of the Wilwoods?
The AZC kit is great... I love it... There are a few things though... RUST - the parts that arent covered by the hub will rust... I painted mine so no more rust...
Perfomance wise - I really cant comment too much on it... I take it for mountain runs every now and then they do what they are intended for...
Here is a pic... Sorry its a little dirty...
Perfomance wise - I really cant comment too much on it... I take it for mountain runs every now and then they do what they are intended for...
Here is a pic... Sorry its a little dirty...






