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Hi There,

I'm curious if the rear brake backing plate(s) on a 1999/2000 model GTR with 300mm rear discs is the same size as a later 2002 model v spec GTR

with the 322mm discs?

I've got a set of the v spec 2 brembo's that i'm planning to fit and don't want to be cutting the backing plate to fit them.

Would like it all to nice and original.

Was looking at these but not sure on the diameter.

https://www.nengun.com/oem/nissan/44020-12u10

https://www.nengun.com/oem/nissan/44030-12u10

Cheers,

Pete

ps. I'm planning on fitting this to a series 2 awd stagea.

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The part numbers for the v spec 2 are Nissan 44020-AB000 - PLATE ASSEMBLY, BACK REAR BRAKE RH and Nissan 44030-AB000 - PLATE ASSEMBLY, BACK REAR BRAKE LH. They are definitely bigger than the ones you mentioned. I have a brand new set if you are interested.

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