300ZX BBK Installed "PICS"
#2
It was alot of work, I stayed up till 4am last night.
I still have some clearance issues with the left side .
I had to buy longer studs, wheel spacers and a whole bunch of bolts and washers.
I still have some clearance issues with the left side .
I had to buy longer studs, wheel spacers and a whole bunch of bolts and washers.
#7
dope! i wanna do this also, but im currently strapped for skrills...japmax, how much u have to spend on the calipers and reloc brackets? and were the rotors drilled to max spec or no? what offset wheels used? sorry bout all these ?'s but i need ta know!! great job!
#8
Originally Posted by Maximeltman
dope! i wanna do this also, but im currently strapped for skrills...japmax, how much u have to spend on the calipers and reloc brackets? and were the rotors drilled to max spec or no? what offset wheels used? sorry bout all these ?'s but i need ta know!! great job!
It was Kind of hard In my case my 18's width was to close to the center of the wheel "deepdish" and it wouldn't fit I had to get some wheel spacers other than that longer studs and a little bit of grinding. OH and there is a trick to get that dust sheild off after spending an hr on the first one I figured all I had to do was Bang on it left to right break it loose and get some metal cutters and cut one end and bend it off it took like 5 min . You can get the reloc brackets from Jeff and the SS lines from MaTT Blemco Here's a link to some GD's you will find most of the things needed here if not ask Jeff or MAttBlem, I'm not to familiar with some of the setups I did this one with Jeff's brackets and Matt's SS lines I had to drill holes to match factory specs cause no one has the rings to buy from,,, Jeff has a set but he's currently trying to find a machine shop to machine them.
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=396095
#12
Originally Posted by Maximeltman
where u get the calipers from? theyre gold too? nice...
2 da max...check out blehmco.com
2 da max...check out blehmco.com
I got the cals for $80 at a local J/Y.
#16
Originally Posted by omp gah
japmaxse i was thinking about doing the same mod and i was wondering exactly what you used for the install?
30 or 28mm calipers?
steel brake lines?
did you use the mattblehm bracket to fit the calipers?
also what size wheel spacer did you use?
30 or 28mm calipers?
steel brake lines?
did you use the mattblehm bracket to fit the calipers?
also what size wheel spacer did you use?
2. SS lines from MATT93se $50 shipped
3. Jeffs brakets $45 shipped
4. I used 4 spacers each wheel I think it was like 1.2"
Spacers were a Freebie got them at work.
5. 13" xdrill slot Cobra rotors both $95, Local
6. Bolts, washers and longer lugnuts Total $50
I put it together myself I don't have any writeups, I just went along wit da flow...
#22
Originally Posted by omp gah
japmax can u get me the number of some junkyards?
#24
Originally Posted by omp gah
alright thank you, whos jeff? and matt93se? and also did you just do the front of your car and not the back? and where did you get the rotors?
Rear Xdrill , ss lines next week .
Jeff92se:http://forums.maxima.org/member.php?u=141
Matt93se:http://forums.maxima.org/member.php?u=46
#30
looks gr8, same thing i would have done if my calipers fit under my wheels, i love the color. i coulda sworn the last time i saw your car you had a painted bumper, what happened.
O/T
if anyone needs 300zx calipers i have an aluminum set for sale in the parts for sale forum, i already have dibs but check it out and let me know if you are interested. 30 mm aluminum calipers
O/T
if anyone needs 300zx calipers i have an aluminum set for sale in the parts for sale forum, i already have dibs but check it out and let me know if you are interested. 30 mm aluminum calipers
#36
First I would like to say those brakes look beautiful on your car japmaxse. And second, I would like to let everyone know that I have the whole set up for sale. It was used for only one day. $530 Shipped. Everything was bought new, and the calipers are remanufatured with brand new pistons and stuff. thomaspc7@aol.com