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Originally Posted by binary0x01 I'll get the akebono bbk and when time comes, upgrade that setup with the z1 upgrade package with (I'll try Hawk) pads. Good plan? meby? I
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I just grabbed the z1 upgrade package for non sport, and could not be happier. I have yet to track the car, minus one autocross session before the install, and I knew I needed more brakes. I got a chance to ride with a few of the regulars (g37 and 370z) and their upgraded brakes alone was enough for me to know they were faster then I. from online reading, it seems the stock pads and fluid need to be upgraded before tracking the car. This took care of both. Z1 370Z / G37 (Non Sport) Brake Upgrade Package z1 is a sponsor of the site btw I am not affiliated, just a happy customer
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