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Here is a cheaper option you might want to consider:
http://infiniti.sewellparts.com/acce...2004/4659.html
I just installed them with my Akebono BBK today, and will test them out tomorrow.
http://infiniti.sewellparts.com/acce...2004/4659.html
I just installed them with my Akebono BBK today, and will test them out tomorrow.
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How long did the install take you guys? I can handle most DIY's but it would need to be done within a day. Thanks!
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I'd never really worked on a car and i had to install spacers so it took me a good 12 hours. I would say do it with a strong friend and a breaker bar or if you had an impact wrench you could probably knock it out in 6 hours for sure. Just lay everything out and a have a good plan of attack.
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What offset do your rim have to be I have 35 and 5mm spacers still don't fitOriginally Posted by b1gk1d
Great write UP!
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Easily done in a day. If everything is set up, 4-5 hours. I have an FX so no shields to cut nor brackets to install, but I did the fronts in a little over 1 hour. I used a cheap electric impact gun since getting a breaker bar into the wheel well is troublesome.
Just do the fronts first, then rears. That way if it runs long you can just drive it around until you have time to finish.
Just do the fronts first, then rears. That way if it runs long you can just drive it around until you have time to finish.
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How long did the install take you guys? I can handle most DIY's but it would need to be done within a day. Thanks!
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Hey guys,
Here is a pic of the Fueled Racing brackets I received the other day. These are SWEET !!!
http://www.fueledracing.com
I'm 1 step closer to actually doing the BBK conversion!

Here is a pic of the Fueled Racing brackets I received the other day. These are SWEET !!!
http://www.fueledracing.com
I'm 1 step closer to actually doing the BBK conversion!


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do they fit on stock g35 rotors? and where could i order the whole kit from? thanks
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NO the Akebono BBK will not work with the factory rotors. You will need to get the larger rotors.Originally Posted by Tarek Gabris
do they fit on stock g35 rotors? and where could i order the whole kit from? thanks
Here is the kit---> http://www.z1motorsports.com/350_g35...oducts_id=4626
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Where did you get the bracket from? Lookin into doing this mod now! Great write up!
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This is where I got mine http://infiniti.sewellparts.com/acce...2004/4659.html
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How'd you like them? Gonna order them this weekOriginally Posted by Ogee
This is where I got mine http://infiniti.sewellparts.com/acce...2004/4659.html
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Well I've had them on for almost two years. Absolutely no issues and they seemed like quality parts for a 1/3 of the price as some. Id recommend them no problem!!
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Awesome ordered brackets last night so this conversion will be started soon. I called in to get prices on rotors and we need them off a 370z or g37s I'm assuming rwd option but it's giving me a L and R at the end of part number to tell me which side. Are they directional rotors when we do this mod?Originally Posted by Ogee
Well I've had them on for almost two years. Absolutely no issues and they seemed like quality parts for a 1/3 of the price as some. Id recommend them no problem!!

