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Ap racing 6 pot 9660 calipers

Brackets to suit 355x32 rotors

Dba 5000 2 piece Rotor and ap stud kit

Goodridge braided lines

Ap racing brake pads

 

Everything is brand new and unused only fitted for demonstration

 

Will suit r32/33/34 GTR and s14/15 and 5 stud converted Nissan. However I can build it to suit any a wide range of cars from 355-380mm rotors

 

This kit will not throw out brake bias as it's very similar piston area size to r32 GTR sumitomos.

R32 GTR sumitomos are 51.27

Cp9660 are 50.1

 

$3200 without rotors

$3700 with rotors

 

 

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