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superbike81 · 02-08-2009, 12:01 AM

(I'm not in Hawaii, I'm in Okinawa, but "HI" is the closest prefix I could select)

Just pulled off of an R32 GT-R that received a big brake upgrade. The are the front calipers and pads, rear brakes or rotors not included. I was going to use these on my S15, but I've decided to go another route. They work perfectly, the included OEM pads have a good amount of life left on them. No bolts or brackets are included, just the complete caliper, pins, pads, etc. From what I am told these are the same specs as the R33 GTS-T brakes.

I'll post detailed pics later tonight when I get home.

SOLD SOLD SOLD

They are pretty clean over all, although you could probably take a stiff brush and get the leftover grease out of the crevices. I was planning to paint them anyways, they'll look great with some caliper paint! As you can see. the pads are ok, but slightly more worn on one side than the other. So I would plan on getting new pads within a few thousand miles if you want to use these.

02-08-2009, 12:01 AM	#1
superbike81 Zilvia Junkie Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Who Knows? Age: 44 Posts: 393 Trader Rating: (1) Feedback Score: 1 reviews	JPN: R32 Skyline GT-R Brake Calipers with Pads (I'm not in Hawaii, I'm in Okinawa, but "HI" is the closest prefix I could select) Just pulled off of an R32 GT-R that received a big brake upgrade. The are the front calipers and pads, rear brakes or rotors not included. I was going to use these on my S15, but I've decided to go another route. They work perfectly, the included OEM pads have a good amount of life left on them. No bolts or brackets are included, just the complete caliper, pins, pads, etc. From what I am told these are the same specs as the R33 GTS-T brakes. I'll post detailed pics later tonight when I get home. SOLD SOLD SOLD They are pretty clean over all, although you could probably take a stiff brush and get the leftover grease out of the crevices. I was planning to paint them anyways, they'll look great with some caliper paint! As you can see. the pads are ok, but slightly more worn on one side than the other. So I would plan on getting new pads within a few thousand miles if you want to use these. Last edited by superbike81; 02-12-2009 at 10:04 PM..