Brake kit recommendation...
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From: Dirty Jerzey
Brake kit recommendation...
Hello gents,
I am interested in purchasing a brake kit that would replace my eye sore stock rusty calipers and rusty rotors. I do not ever plan on racing or drifting or putting a turbo in my car. I just want something nice to stick behind my newly refinished 19 inch Ray rims. I was thinking of painting my calipers and putting on cross drilled rotors when the time came but was looking for suggestions on what route others may have taken. Dumping 4 grand into a BBK package for both front and rears is way out of the picture. Although super cool I would pass on the idea due to $$$, a wife that would chop my head off and two little kids that eat more than a horse.
There is still allot of life left in my brakes just need to know what to plan for when the time comes. Thanks!!!!
I am interested in purchasing a brake kit that would replace my eye sore stock rusty calipers and rusty rotors. I do not ever plan on racing or drifting or putting a turbo in my car. I just want something nice to stick behind my newly refinished 19 inch Ray rims. I was thinking of painting my calipers and putting on cross drilled rotors when the time came but was looking for suggestions on what route others may have taken. Dumping 4 grand into a BBK package for both front and rears is way out of the picture. Although super cool I would pass on the idea due to $$$, a wife that would chop my head off and two little kids that eat more than a horse.
There is still allot of life left in my brakes just need to know what to plan for when the time comes. Thanks!!!!
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From: Dirty Jerzey
My car is a 07 g35 coupe. The older brembo kits would be perfect in my situation..... But would fitment be an issue? Like I mentioned the newer Brembo's are super nice but off the map when it comes to pricing....
I run the RacingBrake slotted one-piece rotors. I would recommend these. You can get front and rear for about $400 bucks total. Stay away from cross-drilled rotors. They make look cool but that is basically all they are good for. If your not looking to spend a bunch of money on calipers, purchase a re-build kit and then just powder-coat or paint the OE calipers.
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Our Akebono Kit our be a great option for you, much larger calipers than OE Brembo (looks better), performs better and includes all new parts, so you don't have to worry about replacing things when buying a used it.
More info can be found HERE
-Rob
More info can be found HERE
-Rob
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