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Please only comment if you have some decent knowledge on the pros and cons.

I have a R33 GTR that is going to have around 850hp and am looking at changing brakes.

Already looked into the EVO conversion, its easy, common and cheap.

However:

Has anyone here done the 6 pot conversion from a FPV falcon or Porsche Cayenne?

I haven't been able to find a bold on kit for it so far but surely someone has played with the idea? is it worth it over the EVO kit or a waste of time.

Have you considered D2 or K Sport brakes? Straight bolt on - I got the 330mm 8 pot and with Pagid pads pulled my 1800kg Stagea up time after time on the track. Duncan has been racing them for years on his Skyline.They do a 356mm version too.

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It is going to have around 850hp.... That costs a fk load to build.... Why cheap out on brakes which in the case of this build is probably more important then a power figure?

As mentioned you can get a full bolt on Alcon kit cheap these days, i did.

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