Nissan 350Z/G35 Big Brake Kits

Industry News 27 February 2012

Wilwood Disc Brakes announces improved good looks and braking performance for the Nissan 350Z and Infiniti G35. These new front and rear brake kits are designed for easy bolt-on installation and are compatible with the OE master cylinder, ABS system.

Front kits feature billet CNC machined Superlite 6-piston calipers in a choice of red or black finish, clamping a choice of 13” or 14” diameter, curved vane rotors. These rotors come in a drilled and slotted (SRP) pattern or slotted only (GT) for high heat applications, mated to black “signature” anodized aluminum hats for reduced rotating weight and improved stability under thermal load. Rear kits include Forged Billet DynaPro 4 piston calipers, also in a red or black finish. A choice of SRP or GT 13” diameter, curved vane rotors with iron hats are available to accommodate the OE parking brake function.

Additional kit highlights include Wilwood’s new Bp-10 Smart Pads for low noise, and low dust, precision machined caliper brackets, high-strength, corrosion resistant mounting hardware. Delivering high performance with style, these brake kits from Wilwood are the perfect upgrade for any Z enthusiast who is serious about sport driving or enjoys hot lapping in track day sessions.

For more information contact: Wilwood Engineering at (805) 388-1188 or visit our website at www.wilwood.com

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