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Will be upgrading the brakes on my GTR when it goes back together, got my heart set on the R35 brake conversion. 
what setups have people used and what were the results, I could go Alcons which are significantly cheaper. 
alcons are a 355mm rotor, using the CAR89 callipers and R35 are a 390mm rotor. 
Im assuming the answer is both are more then I’ll need on the street 😂

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I have old school-ish AP Racing CP5555 on mine, looks a bit period and they do the job on track, but not a great road car option imo.

On the early 35 brakes are 380mm which is a better option, still tight on 18", needs te37 or similar with lots of clearance. So those would the ones to go for i reckon.

I bet there is some kind of man maths i can come up with that the r35 would be better for the road that the Alcons; service parts, brake pad choices, road style dust boots etc. But mainly, massive gold brakes ftw.

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