shakysco

A couple of photos of my V36 370gt skyline which I imported over to Scotland at the tail end of last year, its not seen the roads too much yet. It's currently getting the wheels refurbished and fingers crossed full brakes upgrade too, when all the parts arrive.

Best way to do it is too remove your steering wheel cowls and look if the wiring is already there for the paddles. Early models not always fitted with it thou, I've not looked yet but I'm like you and have a early model V36 so I'm not holding out much hope. If wiring is there its only a case of buying the paddles and new cowls and plug them in.

They look bloody good NismoR32 !!!! Hopefully I've now the full set of four calipers on route, and discs, Pads and braided brake lines have been ordered up ready.

Hi all, I'm sure this has been asked before on here but I cant seem to find much about it but, I've a v36 370gt coupe with the non sport non Akebono brakes and they are fine but they look boring. I've only gotten the car on the road for a few week after getting it imported over from Japan to Scotland.. So what's my options USA g37 Akebono calipers maybe? if so what all do I need to make them fit the non sport model..? Thanks for any info..