Sunny GTI-R GENUINE Nissan Front Brake Pads And Rear Disc's Wanted

[B19 REK]

Hi,

I am looking for some new front brake pads and rear disc's for the Sunny GTI-R. They must be Genuine Nissan items, new and unused.
I have checked with my local Nissan garage and they are unavailable now.

Cheers

 

[Pinchy Larou]

Hi,

I am looking for some new front brake pads and rear disc's for the Sunny GTI-R. They must be Genuine Nissan items, new and unused.
I have checked with my local Nissan garage and they are unavailable now.

Cheers

Just replaced my rears with some EBC's from Demon Tweeks £97exc VAt

 

[The Doc]

Genuine nissan, surprised you can get them as they are the same as the gti arn't they?

 

[B19 REK]

Thanks for the reply but I am looking for Genuine Nissan parts. My car is fitted with grooved discs and fast road pads which take a while to work effectively (not sure of the make). My car is a low mileage UK spec car and I want to fit parts back to original spec. This is a mod that I want to change back to standard.

 

[B19 REK]

Thats what the Nissan garage told me, none available. I might try another garage to see if they can confirm that they are unavailable.

 

[Pinchy Larou]

No doc, discs are different as I ordered some Brembos and they sent Gti instead of R's, there is a 10mm difference width wise

 

[Pinchy Larou]

Gti left GtiR on the right

 

[johnny gtir]

Can you not get some plain discs other than nissan i have brembo i think and some other kind for the rears and just motor factor pads at a guess its a few month ago since i seen the box they were brand new but second hand to me. If you get stuck i will hunt them out and give you part numbers

 

[grim_d]

Yes Brembo, and others do oem discs, blueprint should do pads, tar-ox also used to do pads, among others.

Any motor factors should be able to source these for you, "nissan" pads and disc are very unlikely to have been manufactured by nissan.

 

[B19 REK]

I have got some new Genuine Nissan front disc's and they have Nissan stamped on the egde's.
I am looking for Nissan pads to get the brake pad 'compound' right, as it was from the factory.
If I get stuck I will fit some plain disc's from Blueprint I think.
I thought someone out there might have some hidden away somewhere

 

[The Doc]

Might have genuine original brake pads, will have a look. When next in the workshop they may not be boxed .

 

[B19 REK]

Cheers Doc!

 

[vss irvine]

Gti front discs are the same as gtir front discs.

 

[B19 REK]

Front discs are sorted, just need genuine Nissan front pads and rear discs.

 

[B19 REK]

I went to collect a new clutch master cylinder from my local Nissan garage today and I asked them to double check to see if the front brake pads and rear disc's are still unavailable. Ha ho !!!! they are available now????
So I have ordered them !!!!! 26 days on back order !!!!!!
Scratch this wanted post.

 

[B19 REK]

YOU WONT BELIEVE THIS!!!
The Nissan garage rang and said the stuff I ordered yesterday is unavailable. Talk about being messed about!
SO,
I am still looking for Nissan rear disc's and front pads. Help!

 

[The Doc]

Not surprised, anything over 21 day delivery is normally un obtainable from nissan, there is a hell of a lot of parts you can't buy from nissan now.

 

[B19 REK]

Doc, I have just bought some Genuine front pads so no need to search for them in your workshop. Thanks anyway!
Still need rear disc's!

 

[nickr]

You can just use 10.1 inch reardiscs off a gti with a gti pad carrier. It shifts the stock caliper inward 12mm approximately to line up with the disc with taller hat. You might need to trim the heat shield a little to make it fit. It is likely the cheapest long term solution to rear discs

I use a maxima 11inch rear disc with maxima pad carrier and the stock caliper for a slightly larger rear disc to match my 11 inch front 4 piston kit

 

[grim_d]

You can just use 10.1 inch reardiscs off a gti with a gti pad carrier. It shifts the stock caliper inward 12mm approximately to line up with the disc with taller hat. You might need to trim the heat shield a little to make it fit. It is likely the cheapest long term solution to rear discs

I use a maxima 11inch rear disc with maxima pad carrier and the stock caliper for a slightly larger rear disc to match my 11 inch front 4 piston kit

You can buy oe fitment discs from motor factors or ebay.