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Gtr Project U Scr Slotted Rotors (new)

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I ordered the wrong part number, i needed the rears and ended up with the fronts :D

Not much more to say other then they are brand new with one box not even opened. They are 324 x 30mm slotted and fit the R33 and R34 GTRs or an other Skyline that is running Brembos

Asking $900 + Delivery

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So how much cheaper then what they cost me do i have to let them go to get rid of them ? :D

If anybody is looking for an upgrade then i can also supply brackets and used F50 calipers for a pretty good upgrade for those running 17" wheels

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Let mick know you have thses as i know he needs them for his race car, just depends on whether or not he wants slotted or solid , but he will deffinatly need fronts to run same brake pakage as mine .

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Tim,

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So how much cheaper then what they cost me do i have to let them go to get rid of them ? :D

If anybody is looking for an upgrade then i can also supply brackets and used F50 calipers for a pretty good upgrade for those running 17" wheels

Roy how do you go matching the F50 pad to a 324mm rotor?

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Reading an old Hyper Rev there was a brake comparison for an R32 GTR. It was std, vs R33 Brembos vs 324mm Project U rotor with F50 caliper vs 4 pot Project U 342mm rotor and 6 pot 355 Project U setup.

The F50 and 324mm Project U rotor ran about 80 deg C cooler then the std GTR Brembo setup, but still some 150 deg C hotter then the 355mm 6 pot setup...which is what you expect really.

So the F50 definitely works well with the 324mm rotor, well at least better then the OE Nissan Brembo...lol the F50 caliper, the caliper for all occassions :blink: It can be used on a 324mm rotor through to the 380mm Biot rotor ;)

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