300zx Rotors and Calipers
#1
300zx Rotors and Calipers
I searched, but didnt find the answers I was looking for. I know I can use a 300zx rotor with the 300zx calipers, but they need to be milled. Can someone explain this a little further?
#4
Originally Posted by Dubbya
Gotcha. Its basically making the diameter from x to x-y. I heard 10mm was the magic number.
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#5
I dont think I want to go the BBK route though. Messing with spacer rings and relocation brackets is not what I want to do. I dont actually need a BBK. I am going for uniqueness and appearence. Thanks for the tip on Jeff. I will hit him up.
#8
Originally Posted by njmodi
I think using the 300zx caliper implies that you are putting in a BBK... or maybe I'm talking out of my a** ![Confused](https://maxima.org/forums/images/smilies/confused.gif)
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For a true BBK I need to use larger rotors and the relocation hardware. I am simply upgrading the calipers.
#10
Originally Posted by Dubbya
For a true BBK I need to use larger rotors and the relocation hardware. I am simply upgrading the calipers.
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#11
Warner, if you use the 300zx rotors you must MILL down the RADIUS of the rotors by 3mm.
If you going with the spacers, dont forget to get longer studs. Contact Dave B for the Nismo studs.
also, you will need the conversion lines. The fitting on the z caliper is different then the maxima's caliper.
The conversion line will have the correct fitting for the z caliper nad will have the fitting to bolt onto the maxima's hardline.
If you going with the spacers, dont forget to get longer studs. Contact Dave B for the Nismo studs.
also, you will need the conversion lines. The fitting on the z caliper is different then the maxima's caliper.
The conversion line will have the correct fitting for the z caliper nad will have the fitting to bolt onto the maxima's hardline.
#12
Originally Posted by njmodi
Got it. I thought that it was *mandatory* to use the relocation bracket, etc. But I guess not.
learn something new everyday. Cheers and good luck with the project.
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You only need relocation brackets if you use larger rotors.
The relocation bracket moves the caliper out to compensate for the larger rotor.
#14
Originally Posted by DrTySOUFMaX23
that sounds like a lot of work!! goodluck 2 ya warner..
Warner and I will both be sporting new brake setups, you should consider it as well.
You know you dont want to be the only one left with those small calipers
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#15
Originally Posted by DrTySOUFMaX23
that sounds like a lot of work!! goodluck 2 ya warner..
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