Japan Skyline pics

[DrPJM1]

Anyone know the web address for Nissan Japan Skyline pictures? I've tried a search but found not much.

[kloh]

Coupe:
http://press.nissan-global.com/EN/PH...jp_sports.html

Sedan:
http://press.nissan-global.com/EN/PH...1.html#SKYLINE


or if it's just pics of various skylines you're looking for, try this:

http://images.search.yahoo.com/searc...hoo%21+Search+

[IvoryGT]

makes me sad to see this, what happened to brembo

[DrPJM1]

Most probably, that particular Brembo brake did not brake any better than a stock brake.

[DrPJM1]

Thank you for the pics of the 2005 Skyline.

[Navy ECMO]

[quote="IvoryGT"]makes me sad to see this, what happened to brembo
quote]


werd. So glad I bought an '04.

[msb3079]

Originally Posted by DrPJM1

Most probably, that particular Brembo brake did not brake any better than a stock brake.

doubtful.

and why would they post that huge pic of a plain brake??? weird.....

[defstar]

The real question is:

Are these the brakes from the 6MT "sprt coupe"?

[DrPJM1]

No Brembos for 2005 on 5AT or 6MT.

It was apparent that the braking was the same as a stock system. To improve on the G35 brakes you would probably need bigger rotors, a larger caliper with more pistons, a larger brake pad, and some wider tyres in front and rear.

It is a shame that Nissan does not have a nicer looking, higher quality or a larger caliper for these luxury cars. Brembo, Wilwood, AP Racing, StopTech...have nice brakes that would work. You must upgrade front & rear and may need a proportioning valve.

I would not go to a track event on these brakes. I may try changing the brake pads but expect fade soon. Besides, for the track you want a much lighter car: like my 2,600lb 425rwhp RX-7.