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Also I note many have said the 350z Brembo's are a bolt on for M35,

Having said that has anyone actually tried and is it a simple bolt on bolt off process or are there other parts required.

Jules

Edited by Paramour

Can you use the rears as well Craig?

I know you have the Fronts on. Thinking about the rears too?

I don't think they will work.....the R32's didn't.......but what's the need to upgrade....ours a single piston....and the brembo's are single piston!

They are a 2 piston... One either side.

I think the only rear option is Z33 Brembos or uprated pads/ slotted discs :(

From memory Danny put the Z33 brembo's on the rear of his car when he had it but he needed to fit spacers for clearance on his wheels and then he was rubbing the guards.

Just bought a set of 350z brembo for the rear...rotor + calipers....$400 delivered from UK...did I do ok?

is there much of a performance loss if I use Brembo calipers with non brembo rotors/pads?

Is EBC the way to go for slotted rotors and pads? Redstuff? green?

Or get DBA/QFM stuff via sponsors on SAU?

Edited by ironpaw

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