Finally I found an intermediate set of brakes for the 240sx. i wanted more than a stock Z32 set, but not the huge (and expensive) Brembo 13.1", then i found this. Looks pretty f-ing good
http://www.fastbrakes.com/prod...FBN08
more 240 brake options
Is there any chance the 350Z rotors would fit on a 240SX? The non-track seems to have decent sized rotors(bigger than 11.1" of the 300ZX/Q45 rotors?) - but the Track Model has some fawkin' huge rotors for a stock car. No exact sizes, but they were noticeably larger than my 12.4" front and 12.5" rear stock rotors.
There's got to be something cheaper than $1400 big brake kits that offer performance inbetween the 11.1" rotors and 2/4 piston Nissan calipers and some 13" BBK.
There's got to be something cheaper than $1400 big brake kits that offer performance inbetween the 11.1" rotors and 2/4 piston Nissan calipers and some 13" BBK.
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offtheline
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I thought hub bore was consistent throughout the lineup, at 66.06
The only exceptions that I can think of are: '88-00 NX2000, Pulsar, Sentra FWD 13"/14" wheel 4x100 bolt pattern cars, and'94-01 200sx with either 13"/14" wheels, which used the same 4x100 bolt pattern.
These cars used a 59.20 hub bore.
Every other car nissan has made has been 4-4.5/5-4.5 and has had a 66.06 hub bore. Could be wrong about the absolute newest units, but every '02 has 66.06 hub bore....
Phil
The only exceptions that I can think of are: '88-00 NX2000, Pulsar, Sentra FWD 13"/14" wheel 4x100 bolt pattern cars, and'94-01 200sx with either 13"/14" wheels, which used the same 4x100 bolt pattern.
These cars used a 59.20 hub bore.
Every other car nissan has made has been 4-4.5/5-4.5 and has had a 66.06 hub bore. Could be wrong about the absolute newest units, but every '02 has 66.06 hub bore....
Phil
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