JeffTsai

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As the title says, I'm selling my brakes. Supra TT brakes were custom painted by me. Multiple layers of paint, wetsanded, and heat cured at 400F. Piston and caliper seals were replaced as well when I bought the brakes. Brembo slotted rotors with hats painted. Goodridge stainless steel brake lines(front 2). Project Mu type NS brake pads. I've used this setup for about 10k miles. The pads still have about 60-70% left on them if not more. Since the brake pads are a lot bigger than the stock ones, they will last waaay longer than the stock brakes.

This combo stops VERY well and is a very good street setup. Very little dust, zero noise even on cold mornings. Everything is in good condition. I'll be posting up pictures when I pull it off of my car later today. Reason for upgrading: I'm buying new rims and new big brakes so the old set of brakes needs to go. I will also be selling both sets of my G35 wheels for those of you who are interested.

Sale price $600 shipped.



That's what it looked like when I installed it. I'll post up some updated pix later today.

#1gs300

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im interested in these only thing will these work with 20" tis wheels.

alredxiii

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Fantasic deal for TT Setup, better get these with the Brembos because they are not making the Brembo Front TT Rotors any more

mikevanle

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It depends on if your rims are made to clear big brakes.

dung0981

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Do you think will it fit on TRD wheel 18x8, offset +40

mikevanle

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Neither the width nor the offset of the rim factors into clearance of the calipers. It all depends on the "disk" of the rims. That's the clearance between the hub of the rim (where it touches the rotor) and the inside of the spokes.

I don't exactly know what a "TRD wheel" is, but chances are if it weren't made for big brakes coming from Toyota, it'd prob won't clear.

dung0981

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Thanks for your response.
What is min the inner diameter of the rim to install this brake?

mikevanle

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I dunno since I never really measured. But normally the disk of the rims are classified as low, medium, or high. High disks are made for cars with big brakes.

Generally if a set of rims has a big lip, it has a low disk and a low offset to balance the lip.

beez43

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bump for an awesome set of brakes.. i got these and have never felt so safe after getting my rims on.. 600 is a good deal

DzaztrBUSE

I know this must be posted somewhere out there but how much wider is this set up than stock wheels? In other words how much more clearance is needed? Any ideas?

dung0981

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Thank for your info

mikevanle

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I'd say 15mm give or take a few.

JeffTsai

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I think the stock 17" rim will fit with a 5mm spacer....or was it 15mm. Someone here confirm that for me. I'm running the G35 wheels on my car and it fits perfectly with plenty of room to spare.

mikevanle

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Werd . It doesn't look bad either (with the centercaps removed).

PS - you need one of them plates like I have on my avatar

bighitbike

*Runs to car to see if wheels are BBK compatible*