Nissan 370Z Forum - Brake cooling for Nismo bumpers

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Spooler

10-20-2022 06:46 PM

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Originally Posted by prandelia (Post 4030983)

Yeah, my CP9660 kit is on the way. Went Front-only, I have the CP9660 caliper on my E92 M3, which is faster and heavier than the 370Z, and it works just beautifully. I'm still on the same rotor almost 6 years later, based on occasional DE use. The CP9668 caliper is awesome and uses the thicker pad, but the real key to this package is the 372x34mm 72-vane rotor. Can't go wrong with either kit!

So glad Spooler got his car in there!

Just drove mine tonight. They are very good and do excellent with heat management. I really had to get after them to get them a little warm.

prandelia

10-24-2022 09:57 AM

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Originally Posted by Spooler (Post 4031064)

Just drove mine tonight. They are very good and do excellent with heat management. I really had to get after them to get them a little warm.

:tiphat: Installing mine later this week. Picked up a set of gray OE rear calipers to make things match a little nicer, since I have red calipers.

gsg740

11-08-2022 01:54 PM

Agree! Z1 2 piece rotors are totally garbage for track days. I warped 3 sets. Two of them warped in 2 days and 1 warped just in 3 sessions.
They are OK for street driving. But stay away from Z1 2 piece rotors if you are serious about tracking.

I upgraded to AP9668 with 372mm rotors using the bracket DarkJak provided. It solve the problem completely. It handled 30+ hard track days even without ducts.

prandelia

11-10-2022 03:41 PM

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Finally, a real motorsport grade kit for this car. With cooling, these rotors are going to last a long, long time.

I added the Gray OE rear caliper to give it matching color setup, instead of the red rear caliper. Turned out great.

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