Brake Setup

Originally Posted by Carbon Looking for a good brake set up for a 2016 nismo. Just for street use; rotors and pads all around I would stick with the stock

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Brake Setup

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Originally Posted by Carbon

Looking for a good brake set up for a 2016 nismo. Just for street use; rotors and pads all around

I would stick with the stock sport akebono calipers, but add the braided stainless lines, Castro SRF fluid, Z1 slotted front and rear rotors and the pads of your choice. I use the carbotechs but there are others that will work depending on the purpose. G-Loc pads are one alternative.pads

1521 pads for street use and XP12/10 for the track days.

Good luck.

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