I think i will be needing a brake replacement soon. The rotors looks fine. But a co workers said i would probably have to replace both

But i dont believe him since he never had any nissans or infiniti. (it looks fine )

Im squealing when backing out, which is the first sign.

He said the damage would be significant ( $$$$ )

Could you guys help me with the average cost it was to replaced all 4 brake pads on the M sport ? this quad piston makes me believe it will be alot, previously i used to get the fasttech racing brakes and price was very optimal ( around 100$ for all 4 plus 200 Dollar install ) Altima and G35 was the same.

just did rotors and pads at all 4 corners on my '11 M37S a couple months ago. ordered the parts from Rockauto. Believe I spent around $300-400. Did the install myself. Piece of cake. After I did the job....I learned that there is a more economical source for brakes. Believe it's brakemotive and they're on ebay.

Don't skimp....do the rotors and pads.

I am planning on buying it on ebay since i have a store there and understand the platform.

Why do you say dont skimp? my rotors look okay? is there a reason behind this i dont get?

in the past i did 2 brake pads before changing rotors. usually at the 60k and 120k, after 120k you have to get new rotors anyways.

they look like they could last till 120k i am at 69k

measure the rotor thickness, if they're in spec, then it's your call to run them. I'd at least have them turned. Otherwise, you stand a good chance of getting vibration/shimmy at speed and during hard breaking. At a minimum reduced pad life.

Your car and your call. For the small increase in cost I wouldn't think twice about it.

i have never heard of getting my rotors turned around. very interesting.

You can get all four corners, rotors and pads for $200 or so. Many folks on this sub and the Y50 sub use 'Brakemotive' brakes on Ebay.

Yup
Brake Motive
I believe that they are so tech brakes that's what it said on mine. EBay
Put in Infiniti 355mm rotors and it should come up
All 4 slotted and drilled rotors plus pads for about $165.
Not a mistake $165.
Had them on my car and loved them, all my Nissan factor rotors always warp on me these didn't.

Don't know how to post stuff on here but it's awesome stuff
No affiliation
Andy

Oleg92 wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 24, 2020 5:41 pm

i have never heard of getting my rotors turned around. very interesting.

Getting the rotors turned just means, take it to autozone and ask them to resurface the rotors. They'll machine off the top layer so you'll have a nice new flat surface. Should cost like $10 per rotor.

front pads - $56.79
https://www.rockauto.com/en/moreinfo.php?pk=4495437

rear pads - $40.79
https://www.rockauto.com/en/moreinfo.php?pk=4495323

Just looked them up
$176.79
PN: BM5669739792
Best deal on the planet
No/Low dust, wheels stay clean

Malbec 56 Beast wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 24, 2020 7:54 pm

Yup
Brake Motive
I believe that they are so tech brakes that's what it said on mine. EBay
Put in Infiniti 355mm rotors and it should come up
All 4 slotted and drilled rotors plus pads for about $165.
Not a mistake $165.
Had them on my car and loved them, all my Nissan factor rotors always warp on me these didn't.

Don't know how to post stuff on here but it's awesome stuff
No affiliation
Andy

You need to make sure you don't buy the rear rotors for the 370z/g37. The parking brake ID size is different than the M. I have both cars so I know.

Malbec 56 Beast wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 24, 2020 8:02 pm

Just looked them up
$176.79
PN: BM5669739792
Best deal on the planet
No/Low dust, wheels stay clean

Glad you posted the part number.

That's what I put on my 13 M56xS And had zero issue.

On their size charts it has all the sport models on it.

I can only speak of my experience
I wish I knew how to post stuff

Link I think

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Front-Rear-Dri ... SwKhpd5-kM

Pulls it up
WooHoo

I'm another Brakemotive fan - I installed two sets over the 140,000 miles that I owned my M35x. I have another set sitting in the garage for installation tomorrow on my Q70. I had never installed brakes myself before owning an Infiniti. I went to the dealer at 42k miles and they said I needed new rear pads and the total for installation was $400. That's when I went to this forum and read up about Brakemotive. The price has never been over $200 for a complete set of rotors and pads. Like the others, when it's time to change pads on the rear, as they wear out faster than the front rotors, I just buy a complete new set each time. I've helped a couple of friends swap our theirs, too. They look so much better than the OEM brakes, braking performance is as good as OEM dry and much better in heavy rain. As Andy said, they are no/low dust, and no noise.

How do the brakemotive compare to the fasttech ?

I loved the fast tech and it was fairly cheap.

I will go with the brakemotive this time around, sounds very cheap for the sport model specs though, no? i thought the rotors are bigger and the pads are bigger will results in more $$ lol

Oleg

Don't let the price scare you away
I was concerned about fitment initially when I purchased them but I was so impressed.
I actually think they work with Stop tech brakes. I don't know for sure but mine came with all stop tech paperwork.

You will be so so impressed. I put them on two months after I purchased my car so they were on for about three years. No warp or anything.

Andy

Okay, i will go that route thank you guys, I am however a bit puzzled as to why it says it fits both standard M and the Sports M because i thought the Sport model had bigger rotors and pads. i dont want to accidentally downgrade myself if that makes sense

From my link


MODEL YEAR FITS THE FOLLOWING VEHICLES
Fits: Infiniti FX50 2009 - 2013

Fits: Infiniti M35h - 2013 - Models With 4 Piston Front Calipers (355mm (13.98") Front Rotors)

Fits: Infiniti M37 - 2011 - 2012 - Rear Wheel Drive Sport Models

Fits: Infiniti M37, M37X - 2013 - Models With 4 Piston Front Calipers - (355mm (13.98") Front Rotors)

Fits: Infiniti M56 - 2011 - 2012 - Rear Wheel Drive Models

Fits: Infiniti M56, M56X - 2013 - Models With 4 Piston Front Calipers - (355mm (13.98") Front Rotors)

Fits: Infiniti Q50 2014 - 2017 Sport Models

Fits: Infiniti Q50 2018 - 2019 - Red Sport and Sport Models With Performance Package

Fits: Infiniti Q60 2017 - Red Sport Models

Fits: Infiniti Q60 2018 - 2019 Red Sport and Sport Models

Fits: Infiniti Q70 2014 - 2017 Models With 355mm Front Rotors (Sport Brakes)

Fits: Infiniti Q70 2018 Luxe and 5.6 Luxe Models With Sport Brakes

Fits: Infiniti Q70L 2015 - 2017 Models With 355mm Front Rotors (Sport Brakes)

Fits: Infiniti Q70L 2018 - 2019 Models With Sport Brakes

Fits: Infiniti QX70 2014 - V8 Models



If they are 355mm/350mm
They work on the sport model

Is the link working for you?

It is difficult find sport brake rotors and pads when you put your car in it doesn't work very well that's why I put the size of the rotor in the search

The link is correct for the sport model
That's what I would order of I needed them again.
I was very unsure when I was hunting for this stuff.

Andy

the linked worked. My issue is this statement :

Fits: Infiniti M56 - 2011 - 2012 - Rear Wheel Drive Models

Fits: Infiniti M56, M56X - 2013 - Models With 4 Piston Front Calipers - (355mm (13.98") Front Rotors)

Those two should not have the same rotors or peds, i remember looking at the specs one day and they were not the same. Am i wrong?

Plus i got the 2012 M56s so im not sure because it is not mentioned

They are
355mm and 350mm which is the sport model
Don't know what else to tell us

Oleg92 wrote: ↑

Sat Apr 25, 2020 1:04 pm

the linked worked. My issue is this statement :

Fits: Infiniti M56 - 2011 - 2012 - Rear Wheel Drive Models

Fits: Infiniti M56, M56X - 2013 - Models With 4 Piston Front Calipers - (355mm (13.98") Front Rotors)

Those two should not have the same rotors or peds, i remember looking at the specs one day and they were not the same. Am i wrong?

Plus i got the 2012 M56s so im not sure because it is not mentioned

you can use the resources available to you to verify the correct sizes yourself.

pg 65
https://www.nicoclub.com/service-manual ... 012/BR.pdf

I know i looked there on my physical manual thats why i posted this question. i dont want to get the base model smaller rotors and peds. those are very similiar to the G35....

You won't regret it
Promise

So i went with 56 beasts recommendation on the brake motives. the price was good and shipping was quick.

Upon initial look they look pretty good quality for the price. cant go wrong. How ever they are very heavy.

I put them on today and it looks good but i did have a question.

My squealing stopped. and it stops quick while going quick. no complaints there.

However coming to a stop signs or a red light it harder now to judge how much to apply. it seems like i actually have to apply even more force now to stop where i want it to.

Do i need to break them in? or is this how its suppose to feel with those

did you spray down the rotors with brake clean before you installed them?

no, now what lol. maybe the shop did idk

Did you install or was it a shop? If you don't clean off the oily preservative then it clogs up your new pads. You can try sand off the top layer of your pads and hope you removed all the oils, but then you will probably get brake noise since you'll have uneven braking surface. i'm assuming you don't have a belt sander and will sand by hand.

How did you compress your calipers? Did you do it like some people and open the bleeder valve to make it easier to push the pistons in?

a shop did it. its brand new rotors tho not the OEM infiniti

i have no idea how they did it honestly

i dont mess with brakes myself i dont trust myself enough