New Akebono BBK on the cheap!
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josephcl (01-16-2023)
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There was more availability when I started this thread so some have been bought up. These being such a desirable caliper will make them harder to source unfortunately
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thanks... now just need to figure out how to justify to myself that I need these.
I guess that they look nicer and stop better should be enough of a reason :-)
I guess that they look nicer and stop better should be enough of a reason :-)
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#26
Actually don't get those. Go back to my first post and look at the part below my update in red. You can get brand new calipers from DiscountInfinitiParts.com for around the same price and they'll have the brand new factory silver finish w/ Infiniti graphics w/ no worry of blemishes that can occur w/ remanufactured parts.
If you need further help after looking at that let me know.
Brad
If you need further help after looking at that let me know.
Brad
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TheLocNar (06-21-2015)
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Thank you! And it's all your fault now that I have finally pieced together everything. Here's what I did.
Calipers from Discount Infiniti parts (the most costly part of this puzzle) - chose free shipping option
SS lines and disk brake hardware kit (caliper kit I am assuming) from Rock Auto
Rotors/Pads from BrakePerformance.com - Interestingly enough, the same rotors I chose with their no-name pads (which I'll probably sell) were much cheaper vs. just rotors alone. Some silly weekend promotion. And I got an extra $5 off with code MEDIA31
I'll get some Motul fluid from Amazon with gift card/points balance.
Much appreciated!
Calipers from Discount Infiniti parts (the most costly part of this puzzle) - chose free shipping option
SS lines and disk brake hardware kit (caliper kit I am assuming) from Rock Auto
Rotors/Pads from BrakePerformance.com - Interestingly enough, the same rotors I chose with their no-name pads (which I'll probably sell) were much cheaper vs. just rotors alone. Some silly weekend promotion. And I got an extra $5 off with code MEDIA31
I'll get some Motul fluid from Amazon with gift card/points balance.
Much appreciated!
#30
Thank you! And it's all your fault now that I have finally pieced together everything. Here's what I did.
Calipers from Discount Infiniti parts (the most costly part of this puzzle) - chose free shipping option
SS lines and disk brake hardware kit (caliper kit I am assuming) from Rock Auto
Rotors/Pads from BrakePerformance.com - Interestingly enough, the same rotors I chose with their no-name pads (which I'll probably sell) were much cheaper vs. just rotors alone. Some silly weekend promotion. And I got an extra $5 off with code MEDIA31
I'll get some Motul fluid from Amazon with gift card/points balance.
Much appreciated!
Calipers from Discount Infiniti parts (the most costly part of this puzzle) - chose free shipping option
SS lines and disk brake hardware kit (caliper kit I am assuming) from Rock Auto
Rotors/Pads from BrakePerformance.com - Interestingly enough, the same rotors I chose with their no-name pads (which I'll probably sell) were much cheaper vs. just rotors alone. Some silly weekend promotion. And I got an extra $5 off with code MEDIA31
I'll get some Motul fluid from Amazon with gift card/points balance.
Much appreciated!
The only question now is the banjo bolts, it's a bit confusing from all I've read, teh Stoptech lines come w/ banjo bolts but some have said they're too long and other info I've seen say they work.
If for some reason they don't here's a link for the bolts, they seem to be next to impossible to source elsewhere
https://conceptzperformance.com/Cart...n.php?II=13378
BTW, what pads are you going to run if you nix the brakeperformance pads?
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TheLocNar (06-23-2015)