Would the 350z brembo pads fit on the evo? i really need to know. it would be really helpfull. thanks

 

i believe there is a guy in socal evo that already did the swap. it's a G35 though, (the same stuff as 350Z) anyway, think it has the same part # for the rear but not the front. but both front and rear fits. he said he only did it because he works for infiniti and can get the pads for cheap. let me know how well they perform compared to evo pads.
just curious.

 

That's weird because the Evo Brembo's are larger than the G35/350Z Brembos.

 

I know for a fact that the sti pads are the same, im willing to bet that the 350z has the same calipers as the evo as well. I know that there's more cars with those that probally have the same ones also.

 

The pads do not swap.

STi and EVO is the same, but 350z is different.


- Andrew

 

thanks for the reply guy. see at the mitsu dealership it will cost me $530 just for pads, but at nissan $250 for 350z pads. so if it works that will be great.

 

Holy **** dude. If you really want the OEM pads, mitsubishiparts.net has them for $190.

 

why in hell do you oem pads anyway....the brake dust is recockulous.....just get some hawk pads.

 

well, the guy used g35 pads so, maybe that's where the similarity starts.

 

im just gona order the feroddo 2500.

 

i have g35 pads in the rear...cant tell a difference in performance
there the exact same thing
iunno about the front ones thoo

90 buxs for brembos

 

I should clarify that the fronts don't fit, but the rears do.

- Andrew

 

why would u wanna put the 350z's pads on an Evo??

 

because there way cheaper

 

just go aftermarket, i dont understand why people even cry about oem pad price. DONT GO OEM! LOL

u can still get aftermarket (like hawks) that still have similar characteristics to OEM like longer life (then track pads), good intial bite, good cold friction, low wear on rotor.....AND most oem pads dust alot more then aftermarket... did i mention cheaper? hehe