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I want to put 17" rims on my R32 GTR real soon (currently 16) and while doing it, I would like to upgrade my brakes to those off an R33 GTR, which I believe are bigger. Is there a lot of work involved, ie will they bolt straight on or will I need to fabricate some bits and pieces? Also, will I need to do front and back or can I get away with just the front.

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Ive got them on my car, I didnt do the conversion myself but bought the car with them on there. From what I have heard its not a big job, you just need the callipers and bigger disc's and 17" wheels with the correct offset to clear them.

straight bolt on, even I managed it lol. 1/2 hr job including taking the wheels off.

But the brembos aren't cheap (up to $2k for the ser), you should talk to some brake shops about alternatives. Race brakes in sydney are good, I think they may be in Melbourne too

what did you end up getting for yours sidewaymambo, and if you don't mind, about how much did you pay?

we *have* to run brembos on the race car, we have no choice, but the price asked seemed to be way more than the damn things were worth :D

Well, the stock calipers are 4 piston on a 296 x 32mm disc

The brembo calipers are larger, but are still only 4 piston. The discs are 324 x 3, only about 10% larger

And when I said the Brembos aren't cheap, what I really mean is that they aren't necessarily worth the price....

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