G35 Sedan V35 2003-06 Discussion about the 1st Generation V35 G35 Sedan

Which OEM ROTORS are compatible with an 03 G35 Sedan?

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Old Jan 18, 2012 | 11:52 PM
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Which OEM ROTORS are compatible with an 03 G35 Sedan?

I understand the different set ups. But are they backward compatible with each other? I have a 2003 G35 Sedan.

In other words, can an 03-04 Coupe Non-Brembo rotor, 05-06 Sedan rotor, or 05-07 Coupe rotor fit on my 2003 G35 Sedan?

The differences between the 03-04 Sedan rotor vs the 03-04 Sedan Coupe rotors seem minimal. And the 05+ rotors are a bit more significant.

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Old Jan 19, 2012 | 05:43 AM
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With the sedan you can't run 05-06 rotors up front from the coupe or the sedan as the calipers/rotors are smaller on your car. Infiniti made major improvements on the brakes starting with the 05 2wd versions, and carried that over to the X in 2006. Not sure about 03-04 coupe non-brembo though.
 
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Old Jan 19, 2012 | 02:47 PM
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I have an 04 sedan and I bought Marcus's used 05 calipers and rotors. It was a direct swap and they work amazingly better than my stock ones. Best bet is to do the same if you want larger rotors
 
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Originally Posted by Blue Dream
With the sedan you can't run 05-06 rotors up front from the coupe or the sedan as the calipers/rotors are smaller on your car. Infiniti made major improvements on the brakes starting with the 05 2wd versions, and carried that over to the X in 2006. Not sure about 03-04 coupe non-brembo though.
That's what I assumed for the 05+ rotors.

But, will 03-04 Coupe rotors still be compatible in my 03 Sedan? The differences are subtle as shown below... but I want to be 100% sure they are backward compatible with the 03-04 Sedan.

03-04 Sedan
Front: 11.7-inch X 0.9-inch power-assisted vented disc
Rear: 11.5-inch X 0.6-inch power-assisted vented disc

03-04 Coupe (Non-Brembo).
Front: 11.65-inch x 0.94-inch power-assisted vented disc
Rear: 11.5-inch x 0.63-inch power-assisted vented disc
Originally Posted by SkyWay
I have an 04 sedan and I bought Marcus's used 05 calipers and rotors. It was a direct swap and they work amazingly better than my stock ones. Best bet is to do the same if you want larger rotors
I'm sticking with my OEM calipers. So my question still stands about other rotors working on the 1/1 piston configuration of the 03 sedan.
 
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Old Jan 19, 2012 | 07:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Skaterbasist
That's what I assumed for the 05+ rotors.

But, will 03-04 Coupe rotors still be compatible in my 03 Sedan? The differences are subtle as shown below... but I want to be 100% sure they are backward compatible with the 03-04 Sedan.

03-04 Sedan
Front: 11.7-inch X 0.9-inch power-assisted vented disc
Rear: 11.5-inch X 0.6-inch power-assisted vented disc

03-04 Coupe (Non-Brembo).
Front: 11.65-inch x 0.94-inch power-assisted vented disc
Rear: 11.5-inch x 0.63-inch power-assisted vented disc


I'm sticking with my OEM calipers. So my question still stands about other rotors working on the 1/1 piston configuration of the 03 sedan.
I'd think that they are interchangeable since they are so close in dimensions.
 
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