OEM Brembo Caliper Big Brake Upgrade
#1
OEM Brembo Caliper Big Brake Upgrade
Why hasn't any company produced a larger rotor upgrade kit that uses brackets to relocate the OEM Brembo caliper yet? I just couldn't fathom ditching perfectly good Brembo calipers just to run a larger rotor. For example Racing Brake makes the BBK for the OEM 2-piston caliper, why not make one for the OEM 4 piston Brembo Caliper?
#3
I know that someone else on the forums was working on a caliper relocation kit for the Brembos to match up with 15" rotors. I think it was turbomaxima.
These aren't exactly the OEM brembos, as I bought them off ebay, but they did bolt onto the car. However, I could only use 314mm diameter rotors, instead of the stock 324mm ones the the Brembo equipped G35s came with.
I had a pair of relocation brackets made, and now I'm using 345mm rotors with Nismo brake pads. The rotors are floating 2 - piece ones, weigh about 14.5 lbs on a bathroom scale.
It took me about a year though, to get this setup completed. If you're looking for a BBK, it's easier to go with the usual kits.
![](http://www.fototime.com/62C77E9F5C9A155/orig.jpg)
This setup does perform very well around town, though.
These aren't exactly the OEM brembos, as I bought them off ebay, but they did bolt onto the car. However, I could only use 314mm diameter rotors, instead of the stock 324mm ones the the Brembo equipped G35s came with.
I had a pair of relocation brackets made, and now I'm using 345mm rotors with Nismo brake pads. The rotors are floating 2 - piece ones, weigh about 14.5 lbs on a bathroom scale.
It took me about a year though, to get this setup completed. If you're looking for a BBK, it's easier to go with the usual kits.
![](http://www.fototime.com/62C77E9F5C9A155/orig.jpg)
This setup does perform very well around town, though.
#4
Originally Posted by E_K
I know that someone else on the forums was working on a caliper relocation kit for the Brembos to match up with 15" rotors. I think it was turbomaxima.
These aren't exactly the OEM brembos, as I bought them off ebay, but they did bolt onto the car. However, I could only use 314mm diameter rotors, instead of the stock 324mm ones the the Brembo equipped G35s came with.
I had a pair of relocation brackets made, and now I'm using 345mm rotors with Nismo brake pads. The rotors are floating 2 - piece ones, weigh about 14.5 lbs on a bathroom scale.
It took me about a year though, to get this setup completed. If you're looking for a BBK, it's easier to go with the usual kits.
This setup does perform very well around town, though.
These aren't exactly the OEM brembos, as I bought them off ebay, but they did bolt onto the car. However, I could only use 314mm diameter rotors, instead of the stock 324mm ones the the Brembo equipped G35s came with.
I had a pair of relocation brackets made, and now I'm using 345mm rotors with Nismo brake pads. The rotors are floating 2 - piece ones, weigh about 14.5 lbs on a bathroom scale.
It took me about a year though, to get this setup completed. If you're looking for a BBK, it's easier to go with the usual kits.
This setup does perform very well around town, though.
Who made the relocation brackets and what car are those rotors for?
#6
The calipers I bought off ebay. My best guess is that they are Sentra SE-R calipers. But instead of gold, they came powdercoated red with white brembo lettering. And they looked new. The piston sizes are 38 and 42 mm (compared to 38 and 44 for G35 brembos).
The brackets were made by emachineshop, but I spent about 2 months working on the design before I sent them the final blueprint for production. It's made of T6061 aluminum.
The rotors are aftermarket Audi S4 rotors. 345*30mm.
Brake pads are Nismo G35/350z brembo pads.
Lines are Stoptech SS lines.
My rear brakes are a more conventional red brembo/stoptech 2-piece/SS line setup. It was alot less hassle.
The brackets were made by emachineshop, but I spent about 2 months working on the design before I sent them the final blueprint for production. It's made of T6061 aluminum.
The rotors are aftermarket Audi S4 rotors. 345*30mm.
Brake pads are Nismo G35/350z brembo pads.
Lines are Stoptech SS lines.
My rear brakes are a more conventional red brembo/stoptech 2-piece/SS line setup. It was alot less hassle.
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Hey EK.
With all the Brembo calipers out there, I imagined there had to be several that might be bolt on for the G35.
You don't by change have any more info about yours (original fitment) or possibly a seller?
Also, did they fit with the stock rotors before you upgraded to large diameter?
Thanks.
Ryan
With all the Brembo calipers out there, I imagined there had to be several that might be bolt on for the G35.
You don't by change have any more info about yours (original fitment) or possibly a seller?
Also, did they fit with the stock rotors before you upgraded to large diameter?
Thanks.
Ryan
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Originally Posted by Ag02M5
Hey EK.
With all the Brembo calipers out there, I imagined there had to be several that might be bolt on for the G35.
You don't by change have any more info about yours (original fitment) or possibly a seller?
Also, did they fit with the stock rotors before you upgraded to large diameter?
Thanks.
Ryan
With all the Brembo calipers out there, I imagined there had to be several that might be bolt on for the G35.
You don't by change have any more info about yours (original fitment) or possibly a seller?
Also, did they fit with the stock rotors before you upgraded to large diameter?
Thanks.
Ryan
I bought them from ebay about 3 years ago, I doubt the seller has more.
#9
I know this is a pretty old thread, but if someone's still looking to run larger rotors with their OEM Brembos.. Here's a solution! A bit expensive though but they do come with rotors
http://www.rhdjapan.com/global-z-big...-z33-v35-64368
http://www.rhdjapan.com/global-z-big...-z33-v35-64369
http://www.rhdjapan.com/global-z-big...-z33-v35-64368
http://www.rhdjapan.com/global-z-big...-z33-v35-64369
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