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> Brake Upgrade 3000gt Nt Calipers, What do I need?
calin666
post Oct 8 2008, 10:09 PM
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So, apparently the 3000GT NT front calipers are a drop-in install on my 2G GS.
The question is, what am I going to need extra?
Will I have to use the 3000GT pads and rotors? Or can I use the stock GS rotors?
Will the lines connect, or do I need to use 3000GT lines?
Stainless steel lines, from what I have read are a big thing to use, but is it REQUIRED, right now?
Also, will the 3000GT rears bolt up?
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post Oct 10 2008, 03:12 PM
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If you're spending the money. Do it right.

http://catalogs.wilwood.com/2008_Tech_Catalog.pdf

http://catalogs.wilwood.com/2008-racerpricelist.pdf

They make a kit as well.
But it's more fun to piece it together.
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Someone correct me if I am wrong but I thought the 3000gt brakes were an upgrade for the 4G63 cars not the 420a cars.
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You know, you may be right about that. I actually started thinking about that a couple of days ago.
That's ok though. I am going down to my LPS today, and I am going to compare the calipers, if they have them in stock. Hell, I need to gt rear struts anyway.
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