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| Join Date: Dec 2012 Location: Los angeles Age: 21
Posts: 17
Trader Rating: (0) Feedback Score: 0 reviews | Hey you guy just wondering if it's simple (as in everything bolts on) to install q45 calipers and rotor onto an s13 without any problem? P.s I know I got to cut off the dust plate. |
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| TWO-TONE #007385 ![]() Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Lake Forest Age: 18
Posts: 1,214
Trader Rating: (7) Feedback Score: 7 reviews | Quote:
But yeah all you'll need is the calipers, rotors, trim the dust/heat shield (I didn't like that idea myself so I just took a little extra time to remove it completely and I think it's worth it.), bleed the brakes, and done. If you want to remove the dust/heat shield you'll need a breaker bar and I believe it was 33mm or 30mm. Idk. Up to you. Swap was very worth it, you'll like it. | |
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| Premium Member Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: ontario, ca Age: 34
Posts: 9
Trader Rating: (0) Feedback Score: 0 reviews | What did u guys do about ebrake? I just did the rear and I got no more ebrake Posted from Zilvia.net App for Android
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| R.I.P. David Mudge ![]() Join Date: May 2009 Location: Bay Area CA, Sutherlin OR Age: 25
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Trader Rating: (2) Feedback Score: 2 reviews | Most don't worry about the backs because you lose the ebrake. I don't know of a single rear setup using the Q45 ebrake but you might be able to do a Z32 rear swap for rotors and run the Q caliper.
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| TWO-TONE #007385 ![]() Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Lake Forest Age: 18
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Trader Rating: (7) Feedback Score: 7 reviews | Exactly, I only did the front. My stock rear brakes with new pads do just fine. Not going to lose my ebrake to spend more money and lose my ebrake/parking brake. |
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| Zilvia Addict ![]() Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: kelowna, bc, canada Age: 37
Posts: 656
Trader Rating: (1) Feedback Score: 1 reviews | if you want to upgrade the back, you can always use the 11" altima rotors with the z31 caliper carrier brackets and s13/s14 calipers... cheap, simple and you don't need a bigger master... just a thought |
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| Leaky Injector | Good to hear this. I have had Q45 calipers sitting in my garage for a while now, and (long story short) my brakes are finally going bad, so I just bought ceramic pads and rotors. I first need to find a shop that can re-drill the rotors for 4-lug. Are there any considerations/complications with this that I should be aware of? Also I have a friend with a sand blaster so I wanted to clean up the calipers and paint them red while its easy. I'll let you guys know how it goes. Also out of curiosity, I have some J30 rear calipers, and was wondering if they would fit the rear (if they are better at all anyway)? I got them when I was trying to get a J30 rear end and the junkyard was so lazy they just cut out the whole rear subframe and gave it to me for $100 ![]() |
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| In time-out for misbehaving. ![]() | Quote:
That's what I'm using right now, you just take out the whole knuckle with e-brake assembly and cable. All you have to do is modify the cable or set new mounting points or it. | |
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