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    VR4 brake calipers

    does anyone here know if VR4 brake calipers will fit on the 9th gen without any modification?

    your help will be much appreciated

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    to answer your question. No.

    However, you CAN install the evo viii and ix Brembo's on your car, front and rear, with no modification.
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    well thanks for that, but one other thing that a friend and i arent 100% sure on is if we use the brembos, will we have to use the evo rotors as well or will our stock rotors be fine?

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    do we know why the vr4 calipers wont work? i know some of the 240sx guys use that as an upgrade and i believe theyre a bit more economical than brembos

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rayth View Post
    do we know why the vr4 calipers wont work? i know some of the 240sx guys use that as an upgrade and i believe theyre a bit more economical than brembos
    I got brembo's front and rear with 3k miles with all 4 rotors and all 8 pads and lines(not that i needed them) for 450 shipped.

    How is the 3000gt setup more economical than that. considering after all the money you've spent you still have your now comparatively tiny rear brakes?


    An aftermarket brembo front kit goes for about 1300, and then another 1100 for the rear...
    I have the same kits on my car for 450; and to boot, I get to sell my old setup to recover some of the cost


    another note... as far as replacement parts goes.
    You are going to find a TON more parts for evo brembo's than 3000gt brakes. There are a LOT of manufacturers out there that make pads and rotors for this setup.
    For the 3000gt... not so much.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DOHCstunr View Post
    I got brembo's front and rear with 3k miles with all 4 rotors and all 8 pads and lines(not that i needed them) for 450 shipped.

    How is the 3000gt setup more economical than that. considering after all the money you've spent you still have your now comparatively tiny rear brakes?


    An aftermarket brembo front kit goes for about 1300, and then another 1100 for the rear...
    I have the same kits on my car for 450; and to boot, I get to sell my old setup to recover some of the cost


    another note... as far as replacement parts goes.
    You are going to find a TON more parts for evo brembo's than 3000gt brakes. There are a LOT of manufacturers out there that make pads and rotors for this setup.
    For the 3000gt... not so much.

    that seems like a great price.. i've been finding them for closer to $800-$1000 which i thought would be more costly than the VR4 parts

    if you can find that sort of deal again, i'd be on it in a heartbeat lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rayth View Post
    that seems like a great price.. i've been finding them for closer to $800-$1000 which i thought would be more costly than the VR4 parts

    if you can find that sort of deal again, i'd be on it in a heartbeat lol
    check on evolutionm.net

    look in their classifieds, if you see somethin you like PM the member.
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    thanks for the advice

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    Thanks for the suggestions

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    well the stock master cylinder build enough pressure for the use of both front and rear brembo caliper? i know in the 240sx world, they use 300zx caliper as an upgrade. the stock master is good for only the front upgrade. but require a 300zx master cylinder when using both front and rear.

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    The EVO brembos will fit a 9G, I believe you have to some very slight mods to the rear, the front bolts up.
    You will however need new rims if your running stock, or put a spacer on it (though I wouldn't do that).

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    caliper double from vr 4 fit, without alterations. The part number of the 213049 front.
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    On the 8th gen once I put the front and rear brembos the pedal became soft.. Sometime I gotta double triple pump to stop nicely.. I thought I had air in the system, but other members I talk to have the sane problem.. It's to much for this set up.. On the 8th gen that is.. Upgrading to a evo master and booster should fix the problem. Only difference is relocation one of the lines that connect to the cylinder.
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    U would have bleed that fucker xxxx times to make it right. Is usually the front ones.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Isaurio View Post
    U would have bleed that fucker xxxx times to make it right. Is usually the front ones.
    hmmm im gonna try to let them bleed by themselves..gravity bleeding..leave it alone for 10 minutes each caliper while making sure the reservoir doesnt go empty...
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    paul u need to bleed them all 4 of them to do it right.. you should not have that issue my brakes felt fine after bleading properly they should be pretty taut start from the farthest to the fronts and do each one like 4 or 5 times to be sure..
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