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I NEED to know what pads and rotors are the same as stock 180SX brakes. I have searched, (this and multiple other forums). I have found evidence that is somewhat contradictory. So if anyone has ever owned a 180 and replaced the brakes I would really like to know what you used.
So far I have found:
- 93-99 Altima or 2002 Sentra SE-R rotors (they are the same part number)
- 90-99 Maxima brake pads (this are not the same part # as altima/ Sentra SE-R pads)
Is this correct? Is this what you used?
Thanks.
Kouki
10-23-2007, 11:05 AM
Yeah, mid 90s. If you go 5 lug you can just use all the parts from the maxima, altima rotors are 4 lug, just get parts for 95 altima/maxima
s13coupedrfter
10-23-2007, 11:57 AM
I have this swap and I used 95 altima rotors (4 lug) and 95 maxima pads. Hope this helps.
garagelu
10-23-2007, 12:40 PM
The s14 ABS brake pads are also the same. Not sure about s13 ABS pads.
I have this swap and I used 95 altima rotors (4 lug) and 95 maxima pads. Hope this helps.
Did you start with a stock 180SX brake setup, or did you just piece altima/maxima stuff together to immitate 180 stuff. Because mine is not a swap, it is stock and came on my car.
Yokota I know you had one. You must have replaced the brakes.
liv2drift045
10-24-2007, 08:48 AM
yokota as well as most other 180 owners over here (myself included) have 4 pot brakes and 5 lug hubs... sorry i dont know the answer to your question, good luck though
Kouki
10-24-2007, 12:55 PM
I have stock 180 brakes on my car. If you are 4 lug get rotors for a 95 altima and pads for a 95 maxima, if you are 5 lug get both rotors and pads for 95 maxima. Done!
sideview_180sx
10-24-2007, 01:51 PM
search dumbass
s13coupedrfter
10-24-2007, 02:14 PM
Did you start with a stock 180SX brake setup, or did you just piece altima/maxima stuff together to immitate 180 stuff. Because mine is not a swap, it is stock and came on my car.
Yokota I know you had one. You must have replaced the brakes.
I started with stock usdm brakes. I bought the jdm 180sx calipers then the usdm 95 altima rotors/usdm 95 maxima pads. It all bolted together without any problem. Go to a local parts store and match the stuff up if your unsure.
search dumbass
Thanks to everyone except this guy. BTW I searched (as i said in the Original Post) for over a week and got some contradicting info.
So READ... Dumbass!
Just an FYI: These brake sizes do NOT fit an CA18DET powered 180SX. I found that out the hard way. :naw:
Slammed180
03-03-2009, 06:01 PM
I have Brakes off my 180. Calipers/rotors/4-lug hubs even, that I'm not using.
My friend who has a Silvia swapped his brakes out for brakes from a 240 in the local junkyard. Easy to replace at all times.
And I'm pretty sure cars with the CA18 have slightly different brakes than SR20 equipped cars.
White Comet
03-03-2009, 06:19 PM
this obstacle can be overcome with a q45 or z32 brake upgrade :eek3d:
RPS13Dorifto
03-03-2009, 06:30 PM
Just an FYI: These brake sizes do NOT fit an CA18DET powered 180SX. I found that out the hard way. :naw:
ca brakes are japan only bud.....
you can either change your brakes
or depending where you are in Canada i'm assuming west coast even if not greyhound shipping is cheap....
parts in calgary and really cheap right now ..
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if you need the rears you need to get them from japan or change your brakes...
now that the nice part of my post is done....
its called Google also probably would help if you posted in Canada based forums... where people have and have/had jdm cars... there are probably tons of ones that people took of there cars when swapping to 5 lug...
you fail at the internet...
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