Infiniti bbk from G37S fit perfect on my 08 Journey??
Your car is just having all these sick color combinations lmao
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I believe the front many need a 15mm spacer, since thats the biggest caliper.
You wouldn't have to lengthen the studs at all. I'm sure you be just fine. I'll be doing this mod as well and I did a lot of research.
The distance measured was on a G37s coupe wasn't it?
Which is like 2-300 pounds heavier, that probably explains the distance being longer lol
These brakes are heavier than the OEM 14 on the G35S, but I'm sure there wont be a difference. Almost all BBKs are really heavy, or else they wouldn't have all that power to stop.
You wouldn't have to lengthen the studs at all. I'm sure you be just fine. I'll be doing this mod as well and I did a lot of research.
The distance measured was on a G37s coupe wasn't it?
Which is like 2-300 pounds heavier, that probably explains the distance being longer lol
These brakes are heavier than the OEM 14 on the G35S, but I'm sure there wont be a difference. Almost all BBKs are really heavy, or else they wouldn't have all that power to stop.
You DEFINITELY need new studs with 15mm spacers.
There are specs on thread engagement.
Rule of thumb.... there should be 7-8 FULL 360° turns of thread engaged.
Thanks for letting me know, or i would've made a mistake myself.
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For sure 
It would make it look nice actually. It will still be tucked in the wheel well, it wont stick out. If you drop the car, you might need 20-25mm spacers to make it look flush but thats all on all 4 wheels. Thats if you want the car to look good and aggressive.
No has done it yet. I think it will work if the car is dropped with 25-30mm spacers. But 30mm is already pushing it.

No has done it yet. I think it will work if the car is dropped with 25-30mm spacers. But 30mm is already pushing it.
Rotora is making 2 pc rotors for the Akebonos now? Link?
Another thing to consider is this Akebono kit will have 2 pc rotor option (lighter) before the 13" oem brakes will.
Another option is what do you do when winter comes. Running BBK clearing wheels in the summer is fine but come winter, you'll need to buy yourself some OEM 19"s if your stock oem 18s won't work.
Another thing to consider is this Akebono kit will have 2 pc rotor option (lighter) before the 13" oem brakes will.
Another option is what do you do when winter comes. Running BBK clearing wheels in the summer is fine but come winter, you'll need to buy yourself some OEM 19"s if your stock oem 18s won't work.
Rotora is making 2 pc rotors for the Akebonos now? Link?
Another thing to consider is this Akebono kit will have 2 pc rotor option (lighter) before the 13" oem brakes will.
Another option is what do you do when winter comes. Running BBK clearing wheels in the summer is fine but come winter, you'll need to buy yourself some OEM 19"s if your stock oem 18s won't work.
Another thing to consider is this Akebono kit will have 2 pc rotor option (lighter) before the 13" oem brakes will.
Another option is what do you do when winter comes. Running BBK clearing wheels in the summer is fine but come winter, you'll need to buy yourself some OEM 19"s if your stock oem 18s won't work.
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