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Old 11-13-2005, 04:42 PM   #1
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I love it when a neighbor totals an STi and lets me have a grab bag on his car, hehe
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I love it when a neighbor totals an STi and lets me have a grab bag on his car, hehe

haha, yeah grab those Brembos! And if you need a set of EVO rotors let me know!
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Dang Man, I'm keeping this one in my mental archives, lol. These stock brakes can only get cheaper as more and more Evo/ STi's get totaled/ modded. Awesomeness!!!
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Old 11-13-2005, 08:13 PM   #4
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sucks for us 4-luggers
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sucks for us 4-luggers
not really, you can use the sentra spec v rotors or have the rotors redrilled..
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What are you stupid? An acrylic adapter isnt going to work!!! The fricking brake caliper is up side down too! UGGGGGGGG.



jk... I like your progress. How much have you been able to find to pick up them there Brembos huh?
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What are you stupid? An acrylic adapter isnt going to work!!! The fricking brake caliper is up side down too! UGGGGGGGG.



jk... I like your progress. How much have you been able to find to pick up them there Brembos huh?
lo, yeah I first thought I would post, 'Hey heres my new acrylic adaperts!'

check here first
http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=4
theres at least one guy selling front and rears for $1200, Ive seen them for as low as $1K for full sets or 6-700 for fronts


these guys import alot of Suby parts, usually have Brembos
http://www.iaperformance.com/
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did you get the ebrake setup yet? you could do this and be totally trick.
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did you get the ebrake setup yet? you could do this and be totally trick.
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whoa, that is pretty trick, think if I was drifting I would probably do that, not bad!
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Okay done....mostly






finally tried my new FN01R-Cs on too, used to think my car was low enough, now it looks goofy high! Guess I'll have to drop it down another inch


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Okay done....mostly

finally tried my new FN01R-Cs on too, used to think my car was low enough, now it looks goofy high! Guess I'll have to drop it down another inch
i would say drop atleast 1.5 inch if not 2 inches!
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Okay done....mostly






finally tried my new FN01R-Cs on too, used to think my car was low enough, now it looks goofy high! Guess I'll have to drop it down another inch


beautiful job man!!!

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Took care of all the brake gap, looks plain mean!
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Old 12-07-2005, 10:34 PM   #14
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When you're all finished, I'd like a build cost tally.

Also, will you be "sharing" where you can find these sets for that cheap price?
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When you're all finished, I'd like a build cost tally.

Also, will you be "sharing" where you can find these sets for that cheap price?
yeah I was able to source the front/rear brembos for $1K ($700 fronts, $300 rears) Picked up a full set of turnable EVO rotors for $100, they can be turned quite a few times before they reach min thickness, they are already 2mm thicker than the STI rotors anyways so they should be turned if your going to run them with STI pads. Brake lines for the STI calipers plug right in front and rear and they usually come with them when you buy them used.

It should be noted though that these calipers have been getting cheaper lately and will continue to as more idiots ball up STI across the country and around the world. I posted a link a couple posts above to the NASIOC classifieds, search there to start, the Vendors classifieds have a few shops that import containers full of parts from japan every month.

As for the brackets, pretty damn cheap if you di it yourself. They are cut from standard 1.25"X.5" mild steel bar stock that any machine shop will have in 10 foot legnths, I got a couple of 7" pieces cut and had them notch it in the middle to clear the hub for a total of $35. I'll post up the diagram when Im all finished
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I vote this goes into the archives when its all finished.
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well if the evo rotors must be used, then couldnt the evo brembo calipers be used as well? As far as I knew, they were the same product, just different paint for the different manufacturers. Any for sure answer on this?
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well if the evo rotors must be used, then couldnt the evo brembo calipers be used as well? As far as I knew, they were the same product, just different paint for the different manufacturers. Any for sure answer on this?
Yeah this post is getting a bit long but the infos all in here
You can use the front EVO calipers but the rear ones have a different bolt spacing than the 240SX and STI, so if all your going for are fronts than EVO calipers/rotors are fine, if you want them all around then you need STIs in the rear, so the color match will be off, thats all.
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IM gettig confused reading all these posts..

What front caliper/rotor combo did you use?
what rear rotor/caliper combo?
Stock 240 brake lines?


Im getting confused with all these post switching back and forth.
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IM gettig confused reading all these posts..

What front caliper/rotor combo did you use?
what rear rotor/caliper combo?
Stock 240 brake lines?


Im getting confused with all these post switching back and forth.
Front: STi Brembo calipers / Evo rotors
Rear: STi Brembo calipers / Evo rotors
Brake lines: Brembo brake lines for STi Brembos
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Front: STi Brembo calipers / Evo rotors
Rear: STi Brembo calipers / Evo rotors
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thanks, but to add to that EVO calipers will work in the front but the rears dont bolt up, only the STI calipers bolt up in the rear
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thanks, but to add to that EVO calipers will work in the front but the rears dont bolt up, only the STI calipers bolt up in the rear
so you are saying that the evo front calipers are bolt on? or do you still need to make that bracket, in which case you might as well just go with matching brakes all around. correct?
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so the rear doesnt need a custom bracket?
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so the rear doesnt need a custom bracket?
if you use the STI rears it just needs to be shimmed out 3mm to get the offset right, I was able to find the perfect size washer for this but Im not sure where exactly they come from but if I find a source for them I'll let you guys know.
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nice job, very detailed on your swap. I might go with cold rolled bar stock next time you do this, it is a little stronger, but the main thing is that it is more true than hot rolled. Looks better too...lol
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i just wanna know will a line lock work good for a parking brake
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i just wanna know will a line lock work good for a parking brake
a line lock will work as a parking brake with anything, but I will be using the 300ZX parking brake hardware becasue they are the same size as the EVOs.
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Krinkov, Thanks for this
I will be taking the STI calipers I have at home, from my suby days,
and start working on this. We got the cars EU spec so they already came
with 30mm Z32 calipers as standard so I guess I am upgrading an "upgraded" system.
Ordered AP Racing rotors for Evo and ferodo pads.
brembo's http://192.115.8.73/Images/a21.jpg
I will be upgrading the rears and the link to cncbrakes.com setup
got me looking for a more OE style setup and I came across this:
http://www.prepfab.co.uk/Parts/ and their product: Hydraulic Handbrake (Std)
This will enable me to keep a OE look to my handbrake. kind of pricey at 133 uk pounds.
If someone knows of a place to get this similar setup/design for less let me know.
and btw, If someone wants my Z32 30mm calipers let me know.
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UPDATE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!
REAR SOLUTION FOUND!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Look at end of the thread!!!!
Ignore the follwing comment!



Rear Conversion Bad news for those wanting to keep the Z32 E-Brake.
If you do not keep the E-Brake, No need to read further just fir the rotors and calipers.
The evo Rotor will not fit over the Z32 ebrake assembly.
Evo rotor inner diameter when new is 166mm and an allowed max
of 168mm. I tried fitting the rotors over the assembly and it is a no go!!
The z32 rear inner diameter is 172 and there you go, that makes all the difference.
Sorry, just thought I would save others the disappointment.

Finished the front.
I went a little crazy and had TIG Engineering desgin me
brackets. I know i could have kept it simple but since I had some
other things for them to do I figured what the heck.
I think they did a great job designing and eventually installing them.
Brackets were $250 to design, manufacture and have them coated.
If more will be made the price will be a lot cheaper.
What do you think?

Started with this:




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Mounted:







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