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I just purchased a set of new Akebono calipers with pads and hardware kits. I went cheap on rotors, though. I purchased them from AutoZone. I plan on spirited street
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I just purchased a set of new Akebono calipers with pads and hardware kits.
I went cheap on rotors, though. I purchased them from AutoZone. I plan on spirited street driving only, no track. If anyone feels this is a mistake I'm all ears. BREAKDOWN OF COST (inc. shipping): New Nissan branded (grey front and rear) Akebono calipers with pads and hardware kits: $800 Rotors (Duralast from AutoZone): $140 Banjo bolts: $22 Total: $962 Thanks for the comments and advice. |
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