R32 Gtr And R33 Gtst Same Brakes?

[[[d a n n y]]]

so R32 GTR non brembos are the same as R33 GTST's???

[siamak]

Check the table out in this link:

http://www.sr20tuning.com/brakes.html

[Duncan]

they are basically the same although the caliper is a different physical casting.

disc size the same

pad size the same

4 piston calipers with piston size the same

gtr ones are upgraded more often so they are cheaper and easier to find - but both are an excellent caliper and will be a big improvement over stock as long as your wheels clear them

[DaGr81]

Doesn't the gtr ones accept slightly thicker rotors as well? Also from the looks of it the brake lines are different, I had a set of r32 gtr calipers and there was a hard brake line which screwed into both the caliper then when I bought some r33 gtst calipers they were all soft lines, if that makes sense...

[_Wing_]

they're different:

gtr32 = 296x32

gts25t = 296x30

[Sydneykid]

they're different:

gtr32 = 296x32

gts25t = 296x30

No they're not, they both have 70 mm pad openings.

Cheers

Gary

[_Wing_]

they're different:

gtr32 = 296x32

gts25t = 296x30

No they're not, they both have 70 mm pad openings.

Cheers

Gary

yes they are, 32 vs 30

[Duncan]

lol not sure about the value of the distinction

they are the "same" for all intents and purposes.

they take the same pads

they use the same mounts

they have the same size pistons

they weigh the same to within a few gm

they take the same size discs (you can run either 30 or 32mm thickness, you will find most aftermarket suppliers make 1 size for both)

they perform the same

32 gtr are easier to find

shane you are quite right about the 32 gtr hard piping but that can screw right out, then the same brake lines are used as the 33 gtst caliper.

[DaGr81]

lol not sure about the value of the distinction

they are the "same" for all intents and purposes.

they take the same pads

they use the same mounts

they have the same size pistons

they weigh the same to within a few gm

they take the same size discs (you can run either 30 or 32mm thickness, you will find most aftermarket suppliers make 1 size for both)

they perform the same

32 gtr are easier to find

shane you are quite right about the 32 gtr hard piping but that can screw right out, then the same brake lines are used as the 33 gtst caliper.

Thanks for clearing that up for me

Learn something new everyday - thicker rotors ftw!

Edited June 16, 2009 by DaGr81