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Old Nov 1, 2011 | 01:30 PM
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Default Z32 aluminum calipers front and rear plus rotors

Z32 calipers and rotors 300.00Call/text 386-205-0651
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Old Nov 2, 2011 | 04:59 PM
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what all is needed for the conversion on a 98 S14?
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Old Nov 3, 2011 | 05:14 AM
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^ brake lines and a z32 bmc
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Old Nov 3, 2011 | 06:47 AM
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can buy brake lines new from discount or autozone, correct? dont need to be directly off of a Z32? and sorry for newb question but what is a bmc?
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Old Nov 3, 2011 | 07:53 AM
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/\ Noooooooooo!!!!!!!!ooooooooo!!!!!!!! I learned what one of those was back in middle school. BMC= Brake. Master. Cylinder. Now, you are fucking fired.... Get outta here!! J/K. It's that big round black thing, (no homo) on the driver side of the fire wall
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that big round black thing is the brake booster....
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Old Nov 3, 2011 | 08:41 AM
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Sorry...it's the piece that bolts to the booster. Where the reservoir is...
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only thing needed to mount these to a S14 is nothing, i think if you use the OEM hard lines off the calipers, the S14 soft lines will mate to them. most people do the SS conversion lines, from the body hard line, directly to the caliper.

that's pretty much it, if you're 5 lug, if you're 4 lug, you have to redrill the rotors, to 4x114.3.

recommended support upgrades:

S14 Auto brake booster
Z32/R32 BM50 brake master cylinder
HP pads (Hawk, EBC etc etc)
new OEM rotors (not the $100 ebay xdrilled/slotted rotor and ceramic pad "upgrade")


pretty much essential brake upgrade for any S chassis, the way they SHOULD have came really.
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i know what a brake master cylinder is lol i jus wasn't familiar with the acronym.. XD thanks guys.
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Originally Posted by Blackzenki82
only thing needed to mount these to a S14 is nothing, i think if you use the OEM hard lines off the calipers, the S14 soft lines will mate to them. most people do the SS conversion lines, from the body hard line, directly to the caliper.

that's pretty much it, if you're 5 lug, if you're 4 lug, you have to redrill the rotors, to 4x114.3.

recommended support upgrades:

S14 Auto brake booster
Z32/R32 BM50 brake master cylinder
HP pads (Hawk, EBC etc etc)
new OEM rotors (not the $100 ebay xdrilled/slotted rotor and ceramic pad "upgrade")


pretty much essential brake upgrade for any S chassis, the way they SHOULD have came really.
thanks for the info, zenki. so from what it sounds like this is extremely easy jus need OE parts and a minimal at that... very cool
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