300z BBK installed....can't move....
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300z BBK installed....can't move....
this is with washers behind the wheels (ghetto spacers).
Not driving it until some 15mm H&R spacers get in....putting 5mm spacers on rear to make sure it doesn't look totally off after the fronts space out that much.
But it looks pretty. Can't wait to actually be able to drive it.
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I obught the parts over a year or so time - so it's hard to recall exact cost....this is my best estimate.
Calipers & Lines = $200 shipped
Pads = $100 shipped
Rotors = $125 shipped
H&R Spacers (15mm) = $130 shipped.
H&R Spacers (5mm for rear so it doesn't look too off) = $65 shipped
Brake Fluid = $5.00
Duplicolor Brush-on high temp paint = $20.00
Duplicolor Clearcoat = $6.00
That's about all I can think of.
Calipers & Lines = $200 shipped
Pads = $100 shipped
Rotors = $125 shipped
H&R Spacers (15mm) = $130 shipped.
H&R Spacers (5mm for rear so it doesn't look too off) = $65 shipped
Brake Fluid = $5.00
Duplicolor Brush-on high temp paint = $20.00
Duplicolor Clearcoat = $6.00
That's about all I can think of.
#13
Originally Posted by iansw
I obught the parts over a year or so time - so it's hard to recall exact cost....this is my best estimate.
Calipers & Lines = $200 shipped
Pads = $100 shipped
Rotors = $125 shipped
H&R Spacers (15mm) = $130 shipped.
H&R Spacers (5mm for rear so it doesn't look too off) = $65 shipped
Brake Fluid = $5.00
Duplicolor Brush-on high temp paint = $20.00
Duplicolor Clearcoat = $6.00
That's about all I can think of.
Calipers & Lines = $200 shipped
Pads = $100 shipped
Rotors = $125 shipped
H&R Spacers (15mm) = $130 shipped.
H&R Spacers (5mm for rear so it doesn't look too off) = $65 shipped
Brake Fluid = $5.00
Duplicolor Brush-on high temp paint = $20.00
Duplicolor Clearcoat = $6.00
That's about all I can think of.
but what size of rims need to be used??
#18
damn i need to do this. since my brakes are starting to squeek.probably pads are gone and my rotors are starting to rust. Where did you get your parts man? off of ebay? (calipers) what rotors did you get? i got 18" g35 wheels will those clear? and is this like plug and play? No drilling or whatever? Thanks in advance! HAPPY NEW YEAR!
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for me i bought the calipers from ebay and all the stuff to rebuild them i bought from nissan. lines, brackets, and hub-centric rings i got from member here on the org. rotors i bought from bear but there are a bunch of different companies that make rotors.
#20
Originally Posted by vsamoylov
also dont meant to steal your thread but since we are on the topic of the 30zx bbk, i might as well add some pics.
#21
vsamoylov; can you make a write up on this? like all the steps with pics and all the basic components and the other little things you just mentioned? Other org members will appreciate that too. Thanks and great work man!
#25
Originally Posted by MaximaSE96
matt blehm makes a kit for the rears...it converts to 300zx rears
Jae
#29
Nice job Ian. I'm surprised 15mm spacers are needed..
Baer Eradispeed 2pcs are in the vicinity of $450 for the pair. Mucho dinero.
vsamoylov,
What pads are you using and are you getting any noise with it? I'm considering 2pcs Cobra blanks over the 2pcs Baers if noise is a problem. On Vipers and Vettes they are noisy.
Baer Eradispeed 2pcs are in the vicinity of $450 for the pair. Mucho dinero.
vsamoylov,
What pads are you using and are you getting any noise with it? I'm considering 2pcs Cobra blanks over the 2pcs Baers if noise is a problem. On Vipers and Vettes they are noisy.
#32
Just finished my install, and let me tell yeah, using the same rims, I only needed 5mm spacers, so I dont know whats up with that, but I'm really liking these brakes, except that they lock up way too easily on my completely blad tires in the rain, so I'm gonna buy dome new tires and report back tomorrow. BTW, I'm using Hawk HP+ pads, and they seem good for now.
#33
Originally Posted by Akumachan
Just finished my install, and let me tell yeah, using the same rims, I only needed 5mm spacers, so I dont know whats up with that, but I'm really liking these brakes, except that they lock up way too easily on my completely blad tires in the rain, so I'm gonna buy dome new tires and report back tomorrow. BTW, I'm using Hawk HP+ pads, and they seem good for now.
#34
Originally Posted by MaximaSE96
yea new tires might help.......the brand of rotor might have to do with it....if using difffernt...the hat could have a slightly different thickness requiring diff spacers.....i will need 1/2" ones for my 04 maxima rotor/300zx caliper upgrade because for auto-x i use 300zx wheels and accordong to Matt i need them...
#35
Originally Posted by Akumachan
My rotors look exactly like the original posters, and we are both riding on 17x8 Fn01r-c's, so unless they made them in multiple offsets, which I'm not saying they didn't, then they should be the same.
#36
Originally Posted by MaximaSE96
i was just thinking in theory that differenet brands would have diff thickness...but as far sa wheels i know alot of them come in different offsets and lot dont....it might be stamped in the inside of the wheel.....i hope my Enkei RSF-2 dont require more than a 1/2" spacer that my 300zx auto-x wheels require...it would suck having to use different spacers for diff wheels
#37
i am sure they willl.....matt said every set of 17s he has used so far has worked....i think mine are 45mm offset so either way i am pretty confindent 1/2" will give plenty of clearence for my 17s and enough for the 16s for auto-x...i am going to measure my offset when i get home because now i am wondering
#39
http://www.tirerack.com/wheels/tech/...jsp?techid=101
center of wheel to where the plate meets the face of the rotor hat
center of wheel to where the plate meets the face of the rotor hat
#40
heres a link to the thread with my pics, I'm very pleased with the braking power of this setup, although the pedal will take some getting used to as it requires a lot more travel for the brakes to grab.
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread....98#post4602898
Comments always welcome.
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread....98#post4602898
Comments always welcome.