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Hi Guys,

I am just wondering if anyone can tell me about the physical size differences between nissan brakes.

My car currently has R32 GTS-t brakes on the front and Z32 on the rear.

Now with the style of my mags i have about 5-6mm of clearance between the brake caliper and the wheel.

I would like to upgrade my brakes at a later date, but i dont want to upgrade and then find that my wheels do not clear the calipers.

Are R32 GTR brakes the same as the GTS-t?

Are R33/34 Brembo's larger in physical size? ie will i have clearance issues?

cheers :)

Dave

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Hi Guys,

I am just wondering if anyone can tell me about the physical size differences between nissan brakes.

My car currently has R32 GTS-t brakes on the front and Z32 on the rear.

Now with the style of my mags i have about 5-6mm of clearance between the brake caliper and the wheel.

I would like to upgrade my brakes at a later date, but i dont want to upgrade and then find that my wheels do not clear the calipers.

Are R32 GTR brakes the same as the GTS-t?

Are R33/34 Brembo's larger in physical size? ie will i have clearance issues?

cheers :D

Dave

Hi Dave, you are asking an impossible question. The clearance issues are 3 dimensional, individually the dimensions themselves mean nothing, it's their relationship to each other that matters. You would need a 3 dimensional CAD drawing for them to be useful.

To answer your questions;

GTST callipers are different to GTR callipers, they are further out from the upright. This allows larger diameter disks, the DBA catalogue tells you how much.

Brembo's are larger in diameter, the DBA catalogue tells you how much.

The best way to tell if the wheels are going to fit is to look them up for the car that you are using the brakes from. If they fit that car, then chances are they will fit yours, when you put that car's brakes on.

For a quick clearance check, take the rotor diameter and add 25 mm to allow for the calliper diameter.

Hope that helps:cheers:

cheers Joel,

I really want something that is going to slow down a 1500+kg car after utilising my hopeful 500hp... i've had a few scary moments with the current brakes.. maybe they just need new, decent pads

cheers Joel,

I really want something that is going to slow down a 1500+kg car after utilising my hopeful 500hp... i've had a few scary moments with the current brakes.. maybe they just need new, decent pads

Maybe also new fluid, braided lines, disks, and I dunno about your modle skyline but maybe one of those fancy pants brake booster stoppers???

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