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wild_pea 09-15-2013 05:02 PM

2009 x coupe rotor and pad problem
 
This has been a hell of a day,ok I have a 2009 g37x coupe I ordered a brake kit from autoanything.com I first went to change the pads ok they did not fit so i drove to local autozone and got ones that did,got them and they fit in the stock calipers....now I put the front rotors on,slide the calipers on and put the wheel back on and its locked solid. drop the car and it's just dragging the tires so we put everything back on factory and no problem....what could be the cause of this?

wild_pea 09-15-2013 08:23 PM

basically the rotors were to thick for the pads and they locked up

blnewt 09-15-2013 08:43 PM

Wonder if they sold you the entirely wrong set. Since the pads didn't fit chances are the rotors are wrong too. Were you able to measure them compared to your OEM rotors?

wild_pea 09-15-2013 10:45 PM


Originally Posted by blnewt (Post 3678643)
Wonder if they sold you the entirely wrong set. Since the pads didn't fit chances are the rotors are wrong too. Were you able to measure them compared to your OEM rotors?

Im honestly not sure...I can't find the packing slip but in the emai it says 2010 g37x coupe there a difference? I took alot of pictures if someone can confirm?

blnewt 09-15-2013 11:38 PM

In 2010 the G37X coupe had the big brake pkg w/ 355mm front rotors and it also lists the 330mm front rotors as standard. But I think it was just the G37XS that had the big brakes and the 330mm was the G37X.

In 2009 it list the base coupe w/ 330mm front rotors and the AWD Sedan w/ 320 mm rotors but doesn't specifically list the 2009 G37X coupe so it's a bit of a quandry :confused2: If your X requires 320mm rotors but they sent you the 330mm rotors that would explain the wrong pads and tight rotor fit.
The site I'm referencing is Brake Rotors Brake Discs Drilled Slotted Rotors it's a good reference as they list the entire rotor specs when you go to the rotor listings.

quakerroatmeal 09-16-2013 12:10 AM

If you could give us the part numbers they sent you from the box we'd be able to help you out as well to see what they sent you. It sounds like they sent you the sports brakes kit.

wild_pea 09-16-2013 05:50 PM


Originally Posted by blnewt (Post 3678704)
In 2010 the G37X coupe had the big brake pkg w/ 355mm front rotors and it also lists the 330mm front rotors as standard. But I think it was just the G37XS that had the big brakes and the 330mm was the G37X.

In 2009 it list the base coupe w/ 330mm front rotors and the AWD Sedan w/ 320 mm rotors but doesn't specifically list the 2009 G37X coupe so it's a bit of a quandry :confused2: If your X requires 320mm rotors but they sent you the 330mm rotors that would explain the wrong pads and tight rotor fit.
The site I'm referencing is Brake Rotors Brake Discs Drilled Slotted Rotors it's a good reference as they list the entire rotor specs when you go to the rotor listings.

i just looekd on that site and they actually dont list the 2009 g37x coupe on there at all every model but my actual car...hmmm

blnewt 09-16-2013 10:03 PM


Originally Posted by wild_pea (Post 3679006)
i just looekd on that site and they actually dont list the 2009 g37x coupe on there at all every model but my actual car...hmmm

I know, it's like that particular model is a big mystery, entirely up to the owner to try and unlock the mystery of the true part #s and fitment :(

wild_pea 09-17-2013 12:22 AM


Originally Posted by blnewt (Post 3679108)
I know, it's like that particular model is a big mystery, entirely up to the owner to try and unlock the mystery of the true part #s and fitment :(

hmmm should we call inspector gadget or...sherlock holmes? :banghead:


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