Fitting the Brembo Big Brake Kit to the FN2 Type R. 

Adam Mc Yeah man, the 350zs are very nice sports cars 😉

No worries :) yeah the calliper would have caught the guard if not trimmed down.

I've just got stock set up for the rear.

No the kit only includes the disks, callipers, and pads. The spacers need to be bought separate.

Yeah just how much is removed in the video is all you need :) glad I could help

bruce L The brake performance is about 100% better haha, can now modulate the braking. And the spacers in terms of handling the turn in was made much more sharper and responsive :)

SpareTime Network thanks! I was worried it might upset handling. Think i will be buying this conversion next month.

bruce L Go for it! You won't regret it 😁

How about the result after a while? Do the rings generate vibrations?

@@EnduranceRCGNTN BBK has been fitted since 2017 and I still own the car. Brakes have performed with out fault.

with the spacers fitted, weight is around 300 grams lighter, per wheel.

The kit was just over £800, and was from k-system.pro - but I'm sure a site called "Freakyparts" also do their own kit.

No I don’t, I’m actually thinking of buying the kit, I have a silver 2008 FN2 for the the last 6 years and it’s time to put a little money into it, I’ve just bought drilled and grooved disc and pads and braided hoses plus I purchased 4 Michelin super sport tyres and just had the wheels powder coated black, as before I had them painted antrsite,, but when I seen those brakes I said shit I need them

forryk Yeah they do clear 17 inch wheels :) but you'll need a minimal of a 10mm spacer if you're using standard honda alloys.

Nice, thanks! Might not need spacers if you're running a lower ET then.

15mm all round, they're needed for the kit to fit.

@@SpareTimeNetworkSTN do you have to change pins?

Pads are fine when cold and bit well when warmed up.