FS[South]: 08 350z calipers brake pads and rotors
08 350z calipers brake pads and rotors
I got a set of 08 350z brakes dual piston with brakcets and bolts and rotors also includes wagner thermo quite brake pads with only 200miles on them direct swap for 03-05 im asking 220 shipped anywhere in the lower 48 this is a great deal shipping alone is around 70-85 due to the weight . Weight is between 65-75pounds packaged if you just need the calipers make an offer no low ballers please
Last edited by kristinavq; Jan 5, 2013 at 05:51 AM.
I'm surprised the early (03-04) sedan owners aren't jumping on this. It's a very nice upgrade the the crappy OEM brakes. I noticed much improved stopping after upgrading to these.
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This is half incorrect and half confusing. Incorrect because you do need the torque members (i.e. caliper brackets). Confusing because you show the torque members in your picture. Also confusing because while it is a direct bolt on, you also need the brackets. The 03-04 and 05x brackets are too small to handle the larger rotors. The old rear will either rub or push the pad too far inward on the disk (can't remember which), and the 2-piston front caliper won't even fit in the old bracket.
And if you saw improved braking with the upgrade, it was primarily in your head. Both setups are outstanding, stopping from 60-0 in about 113 feet, which is near supercar performance. They just do it differently. The older setup used more aggressive pads on a smaller set of rotors, resulting in faster wear and more dust. The newer setup went a little larger with a slightly less aggressive pad. The reason to do this upgrade isn't performance, it's because your old setup is worn out and you're tired of the dust and frequent pad swaps.
And if you saw improved braking with the upgrade, it was primarily in your head. Both setups are outstanding, stopping from 60-0 in about 113 feet, which is near supercar performance. They just do it differently. The older setup used more aggressive pads on a smaller set of rotors, resulting in faster wear and more dust. The newer setup went a little larger with a slightly less aggressive pad. The reason to do this upgrade isn't performance, it's because your old setup is worn out and you're tired of the dust and frequent pad swaps.
Last edited by BuckeyeInMI; Dec 5, 2012 at 06:52 PM.
This is half incorrect and half confusing. Incorrect because you do need the torque members (i.e. caliper brackets). Confusing because you show the torque members in your picture. Also confusing because while it is a direct bolt on, you also need the brackets. The 03-04 and 05x brackets are too small to handle the larger rotors. The old rear will either rub or push the pad too far inward on the disk (can't remember which), and the 2-piston front caliper won't even fit in the old bracket.
And if you saw improved braking with the upgrade, it was primarily in your head. Both setups are outstanding, stopping from 60-0 in about 113 feet, which is near supercar performance. They just do it differently. The older setup used more aggressive pads on a smaller set of rotors, resulting in faster wear and more dust. The newer setup went a little larger with a slightly less aggressive pad. The reason to do this upgrade isn't performance, it's because your old setup is worn out and you're tired of the dust and frequent pad swaps.
And if you saw improved braking with the upgrade, it was primarily in your head. Both setups are outstanding, stopping from 60-0 in about 113 feet, which is near supercar performance. They just do it differently. The older setup used more aggressive pads on a smaller set of rotors, resulting in faster wear and more dust. The newer setup went a little larger with a slightly less aggressive pad. The reason to do this upgrade isn't performance, it's because your old setup is worn out and you're tired of the dust and frequent pad swaps.
Last edited by kristinavq; Jan 5, 2013 at 05:54 AM.
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