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Recommended Rotors
I'm looking into brake upgrades for the Z, but don't want to spend a couple Gs on a big brake kit. I have a 2010 Base.
Any cross drilled and/or slotted rotor upgrades you can recommend for the Z? I will probably be matching them with Hawk pads. Thanks in advance. |
I would go with some slotted only, not cross drilled. They look cool, and on race cars they are... lighter... but they will crack in between the holes when they get hot. Not really necessary for the street. Hawk HPS or HP+ pads would be a nice switch by themselves.
Also, if you want to improve the pedal feel, try switching to some stainless steel braided brake lines. The rubber ones will bulge slightly under heavy braking. |
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If you budget allows for it, we've got some StopTech packages that include rotors, pads, and lines. Throw in some Motul or Endless brake fluid and you're looking at right around $1000. This will get you an excellent braking package that fits just like OEM. Click the link in my signature to browse our website. Please feel free to PM me or call/email if you have any questions! |
So you only have a base model no sport package? If so just go with this package from Z1 and be done with it. Very affordable with many options. I'm currently running on these rotors and there great. I have 6K miles and three track days with no issues or stress cracks yet. Please tell them Christopher Spohn sent you.
Don't get drilled rotors though. Z1 370Z / G37 Brake Upgrade Package (Non-Sport Models) |
Thanks guys.
Spohn, I like that setup; I think that will be what I end up going with. Nice pricepoint too. I'll name drop you when I make my purchase. :tup: |
I think I'm the only one who likes the "J" hook style rotors
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I have a set of Stillen J Hooks waiting to be put on after my current rotors wear. Cant wait.
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+1 RB Performance Brakes (aka RacingBrake)
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Stillen Sport rotors are a good choice. I have the slotted ones on my 5.0 and am very happy with them.
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1. just do fluid, lines, and pads and keep the stock base calipers. 2. upgrade to the sport package akebono oem brake calipers/rotors and still do the fluid, lines, and pads. Z1 sells an upgrade kit along with some of the other vendors I'm sure. The stock sport package rotors aren't bad, they're not "blingy" like a set of dba slotted and or cross drilled ones, but they function just fine on track or street. |
Love the j-hooks
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Another thought would be if your hard on your brakes or tend to track. Your better off buying cheaper ones and just replaceing them often or have them cryo treated to get a little more out of them.
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sorry to bump a old thread back iv recently had my warped front rotors turned at 25k still have a slight vibration so for 1k ish what did u end up with and how do u like it?
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