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I have a pair of Caliper Adaptors to suit someone running R32 GTR Non Brembo Calipers (296mm disk) and wants to run the 324mm disks (Brembo disks out of a 350Z). Purchased from Unique Autosports and only trialled fitted. These adaptors are modified to fit an S13, s14, s15, R32 GTST hub. They can also be used to run in a R32 GTR (non brembo)

Unique sell an adaptor to go from your standard 280mm disk to 324mm (using the cast iron caliper), but when going on a GTR Aluminium Caliper, they had to mill out a section to clear the hub.

Reason for selling, just bought new set of R888's on 16's, so don't want to spend another $2g's on rims and new rubber.

These bolt straight on and include all the hardware (caliper will need to be machined or filed slightly to fit larger bolt or you can get a smaller bolt) and if Melbourne based, I can throw in a set of 350Z 324mm disks that have been freshly machined and have 29.2mm of meat left of them.

This package cost me:

$350 for standard adaptors

$100 for machining and frieght

$180 for disks

$630

$350 and you can have the lot (pick up only or I can ship adaptors only at buyers cost)

Based in Melbourne

0409707054

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I have a pair of Caliper Adaptors to suit someone running R32 GTR Non Brembo Calipers (296mm disk) and wants to run the 324mm disks (Brembo disks out of a 350Z). Purchased from Unique Autosports and only trialled fitted. These adaptors are modified to fit an S13, s14, s15, R32 GTST hub. They can also be used to run in a R32 GTR (non brembo)

Unique sell an adaptor to go from your standard 280mm disk to 324mm (using the cast iron caliper), but when going on a GTR Aluminium Caliper, they had to mill out a section to clear the hub.

Reason for selling, just bought new set of R888's on 16's, so don't want to spend another $2g's on rims and new rubber.

These bolt straight on and include all the hardware (caliper will need to be machined or filed slightly to fit larger bolt or you can get a smaller bolt) and if Melbourne based, I can throw in a set of 350Z 324mm disks that have been freshly machined and have 29.2mm of meat left of them.

This package cost me:

$350 for standard adaptors

$100 for machining and frieght

$180 for disks

$630

$350 and you can have the lot (pick up only or I can ship adaptors only at buyers cost)

Based in Melbourne

0409707054

post-36614-1283648024_thumb.jpg

post-36614-1283648114_thumb.jpg

post-36614-1283648178_thumb.jpg

post-36614-1283648236_thumb.jpg

post-36614-1283648289_thumb.jpg

post-36614-1283648395_thumb.jpg

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