Brake time. suggestions?
#1
Brake time. suggestions?
so my pads and rotors are about shot. the rotors are too far gone to be turned. i have priced at all the usual places, but just wanted to idiot check myself and make sure there were no deals i had overlooked. price is a big factor, but i want OEM or better quality, no ebay junk.
this package from CZP is the one i may end up going for, either slotted or dimple/slot. bit more than i "want" to spend, but its actually less than OEM, and an upgrade as well. any other suggestions at or below this price point that i may have overlooked?? keep in mind, this is a daily driver that sees the occasional mountain road or auto-x event, so super high performance is not a concern.
this package from CZP is the one i may end up going for, either slotted or dimple/slot. bit more than i "want" to spend, but its actually less than OEM, and an upgrade as well. any other suggestions at or below this price point that i may have overlooked?? keep in mind, this is a daily driver that sees the occasional mountain road or auto-x event, so super high performance is not a concern.
Last edited by entropy31; 06-26-2007 at 05:25 PM.
#4
Originally Posted by Goofyz
interested in buying a BBK from arizonaZcar.com Its the wilwood 332mm fronts. Maybe we can get him to knock the price down to 1100 or so for a complete kit.
#5
Originally Posted by b300z
looks good. spl has a kit that uses just blank brembo rotors, but comes with a master cylinder brace
maybe also look into getting the calipers rebuilt, or buying rebuild kits for them
maybe also look into getting the calipers rebuilt, or buying rebuild kits for them
Edit: SPL kit comes with Hawk HPS pads versus the CZP Axxis/PBR Metal Masters. getting the CZP kit with the Hawks adds $90 more. so better pads+master cyl brace-slotted=better deal in my eyes. unless anyone sees a better deal, the SPL is likely the way i'll go.
Last edited by entropy31; 06-27-2007 at 01:58 PM.
#8
Originally Posted by snwbrderphat540
hawks are performance pads, with any performance brake pad, im sure they will be dusty as well.
#12
you'll want the brace and the fancy fluid if your occasionally auto-x or hitting the mountain pass, the SS lines help alot too. Nothing worse than about to hit a corner and you hit the brake pedal and it goes to the floor and you don't slow down any. At least get the "fancy fluid", mine was booling and i had no brakes for about a half of a lap at hallett until I coudl get off the track.
I like coz's kit, have not seen SPL's. anyone got a link?
I like coz's kit, have not seen SPL's. anyone got a link?
#13
yeah
Just get Brembo rotors all the way around, and pick up some good pads, hawk, axxis, nissin, greenstuff, whatever you can find cheapest. Should work out cheaper than stock rotors and pads. Re-bleed the system with DOT 3/4 fluid and you should be fine.
#15
Originally Posted by napoleonzheking
you'll want the brace and the fancy fluid if your occasionally auto-x or hitting the mountain pass, the SS lines help alot too. Nothing worse than about to hit a corner and you hit the brake pedal and it goes to the floor and you don't slow down any. At least get the "fancy fluid", mine was booling and i had no brakes for about a half of a lap at hallett until I coudl get off the track.
I like coz's kit, have not seen SPL's. anyone got a link?
I like coz's kit, have not seen SPL's. anyone got a link?
Originally Posted by Goofyz
Just get Brembo rotors all the way around, and pick up some good pads, hawk, axxis, nissin, greenstuff, whatever you can find cheapest. Should work out cheaper than stock rotors and pads. Re-bleed the system with DOT 3/4 fluid and you should be fine.
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