Will this brake set fit my G37S Sedan?

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Old Oct 8, 2016 | 04:42 PM
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Question Will this brake set fit my G37S Sedan?

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I've got a 2011 G37S Sedan RWD 6MT and need to replace brakes on all 4 wheels.

From the factory, it came with the Akebono big brake package, so I'd like to replace them with quality as well.

I'm looking to get this full brake set (4 rotors + 8 pads):
GMC K2500 1995 - [Full Set] 4 Performance Rotors and 8 Premium Ceramic Pads for a Nissan Infiniti SCD888PR41377

Price seems very reasonable, especially compared to what local mechanics are quoting me.

- Will this fit my particular year, model and trim?
- Is this a genuine Brembo brake set?
- How will this set compare to the Akebonos I had?

Thanks!
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Old Oct 8, 2016 | 04:56 PM
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What the hell is a "CHEVROLET UPLANDER 2006 [Full Set] 4 Performance Rotors and 8 Premium Ceramic Pads for a Nissan Infiniti"?

There is so much wrong here, I would not buy anything from them.
Also, the price is WAY too low... $190 for 2 sets of pads, and 4 rotors? They must be VERY, very poor quality.
PLUS, the pads pictured are not for the sport package.

Don't cheap out on brakes, it can cost you a lot of frustration and money when they need to be re-done a few months later.

Many folks here like the Centric rotors... I like OEM.
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Old Oct 8, 2016 | 05:01 PM
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- It's some website algorithm/coding glitch when you post links. When I posted the link on FB, it said Toyota Matrix, so I don't think that's an issue.

- Most people in my local FB group are quoting me below $400 after taxes with installation. That sounds about right, since the shops are telling me labour is like $180 or so.

- I have a very good friend whose father does all maintenance himself for his cars. He's been ordering from this website for a while, says it comes right to your door and he's satisfied with the quality.
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Old Oct 8, 2016 | 07:52 PM
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Yeah, for your quality Akebono brake set I would go w/ Sonics recommendation. You won't have to change them in a long time, might as well spend a bit more and be assured you're getting the good stuff. Centric Premium Rotors have good rust prevention and better venting vs. OEM and they are the parent company of Stoptech which is a very reputable brake brand.
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Old Oct 8, 2016 | 08:54 PM
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Originally Posted by runit
- It's some website algorithm/coding glitch when you post links. When I posted the link on FB, it said Toyota Matrix, so I don't think that's an issue.

- Most people in my local FB group are quoting me below $400 after taxes with installation. That sounds about right, since the shops are telling me labour is like $180 or so.

- I have a very good friend whose father does all maintenance himself for his cars. He's been ordering from this website for a while, says it comes right to your door and he's satisfied with the quality.
Ok then, sounds like your mind is made up. Good luck and let us know how the parts work out for you.

Just to give you an idea, a quality sport package rotor is about $100 each, pads are around $100 per axle. I believe if it is too good to be true, it is.

Please be careful with these brakes.
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Old Oct 8, 2016 | 10:44 PM
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I want to say pads & rotors from rock auto (Centric Premium Rotors and Posi-quiet Pads) front and rear are about $400 shipped. Those are the cheapest brakes I would run.
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Old Oct 11, 2016 | 02:48 PM
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are you looking for worse performance or just trying to save money?


if money is the issue maybe trade in the entire car for something more affordable because of all the things to skimp on brakes are not what I would choose when quality is not very much to begin with. And OEM on the S package cars is pretty damn good IMO.


YMMV
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Old Oct 11, 2016 | 04:41 PM
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Originally Posted by IracknBack
are you looking for worse performance or just trying to save money?


if money is the issue maybe trade in the entire car for something more affordable because of all the things to skimp on brakes are not what I would choose when quality is not very much to begin with. And OEM on the S package cars is pretty damn good IMO.


YMMV
I'm not looking to get ripped off. Shops quoting me $1300 are trying to take me for a ride, just like many mechanics in the FB group have expressed.

Obviously I'm not trying to trade in the entire car or I would not have bought it in the first place. I just have a life outside of "dat G lyfe" and am not obsessed with my car, just trying to be reasonable with replacement parts. Obviously nobody is looking for worse performance either. Chose your words. I'm not asking you for life or financial advice, I'm asking for brands/options/comments on link I posted.
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Old Oct 11, 2016 | 05:00 PM
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Originally Posted by runit
I'm not looking to get ripped off. Shops quoting me $1300 are trying to take me for a ride, just like many mechanics in the FB group have expressed.

Obviously I'm not trying to trade in the entire car or I would not have bought it in the first place. I just have a life outside of "dat G lyfe" and am not obsessed with my car, just trying to be reasonable with replacement parts. Obviously nobody is looking for worse performance either. Chose your words. I'm not asking you for life or financial advice, I'm asking for brands/options/comments on link I posted.
Ok, What you posted is crap. Most of the people of the various G/Z facebook groups recommend the crappiest parts available - probably mostly due to choice supportive bias.

Centric Premium Rotors. You will be happy with them.
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Old Oct 11, 2016 | 06:02 PM
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Originally Posted by runit
I'm not looking to get ripped off. Shops quoting me $1300 are trying to take me for a ride, just like many mechanics in the FB group have expressed.

Obviously I'm not trying to trade in the entire car or I would not have bought it in the first place. I just have a life outside of "dat G lyfe" and am not obsessed with my car, just trying to be reasonable with replacement parts. Obviously nobody is looking for worse performance either. Chose your words. I'm not asking you for life or financial advice, I'm asking for brands/options/comments on link I posted.
ROFL - If you truly care about your life outside of "dat G lyfe" you wouldn't risk it with $180 brake system. I suggest you chose your brakes wisely
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Old Oct 11, 2016 | 06:05 PM
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Originally Posted by 2011-G
ROFL - If you truly care about your life outside of "dat G lyfe" you wouldn't risk it with $180 brake system. I suggest you chose your brakes wisely
Which is exactly why I posted here, to see others' opinions. People online are great and all, but like I said I have a close friend who purchases from this website and is satisfied with the quality. Therefore I'm asking those who know more to comment - not judge my choices of getting a g37 and saying I should "trade in the whole car". State your opinion, and move on.
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Old Oct 11, 2016 | 08:22 PM
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Originally Posted by runit
Which is exactly why I posted here, to see others' opinions. People online are great and all, but like I said I have a close friend who purchases from this website and is satisfied with the quality. Therefore I'm asking those who know more to comment - not judge my choices of getting a g37 and saying I should "trade in the whole car". State your opinion, and move on.
This is the internet. If you pose questions, you are going to get at least a few answers you didn't want. Better to deal with and move on.

Seriously though, I can't buy quality brakes for my civic or my wife's mazda 2 for $189. If its too good to be true...
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Old Oct 11, 2016 | 08:42 PM
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Originally Posted by runit
Which is exactly why I posted here, to see others' opinions. People online are great and all, but like I said I have a close friend who purchases from this website and is satisfied with the quality. Therefore I'm asking those who know more to comment - not judge my choices of getting a g37 and saying I should "trade in the whole car". State your opinion, and move on.
You already have many opinions so make your decision and get it done. If you are waiting for everyone to agree on a brand/price, it won't happen. We all have different opinions on brake parts.

They may be just fine, or they may be crap... Every decision has a consequence.

By the way, changing brake pads with the Sport package is VERY easy! (2 cotter pins, 2 pins, and they are out) Next week I will be posting a DIY step by step video.
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Old Oct 11, 2016 | 10:03 PM
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ROFL - If you truly care about your life outside of "dat G lyfe" you wouldn't risk it with $180 brake system. I suggest you chose your brakes wisely
Originally Posted by SonicVQ
You already have many opinions so make your decision and get it done. If you are waiting for everyone to agree on a brand/price, it won't happen. We all have different opinions on brake parts.

They may be just fine, or they may be crap... Every decision has a consequence.

By the way, changing brake pads with the Sport package is VERY easy! (2 cotter pins, 2 pins, and they are out) Next week I will be posting a DIY step by step video.
Thank you for your reply
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Originally Posted by runit
Hello,

I've got a 2011 G37S Sedan RWD 6MT and need to replace brakes on all 4 wheels.

From the factory, it came with the Akebono big brake package, so I'd like to replace them with quality as well.

I'm looking to get this full brake set (4 rotors + 8 pads):
GMC K2500 1995 - [Full Set] 4 Performance Rotors and 8 Premium Ceramic Pads for a Nissan Infiniti SCD888PR41377

Price seems very reasonable, especially compared to what local mechanics are quoting me.

- Will this fit my particular year, model and trim?
- Is this a genuine Brembo brake set?
- How will this set compare to the Akebonos I had?

Thanks!
First of all, Brembo and AKEBONO are 2 completely different companies, so maybe someone needs to educate them on the differences.

Secondly, there are way too many reputable vendors on here to be purchasing God knows what from some website no one in this circle has even heard anything about. If you want quality parts for a good price, you let me know. No way in hell would I put any of those parts on any of my cars.

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