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nissan skyline 2009 by ajgarcia
Jun 29, 2008 (8:52 pm)
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i would really love to get a hold of one of this beauties, but i heard that to replace the breaks is going to cost $6,000 dollars since you will have to replace all discs, and if you have a problems with a tire you will have to replace all tires d/t computerized traction
 
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Re: nissan skyline 2009 [ajgarcia] by paisan
Jun 30, 2008 (5:22 pm)
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Replying to: ajgarcia (Jun 29, 2008 8:52 pm)

Any AWD car needs the tires to be replaced in sets of 4 due to the AWD system.
 
Rotors should be replaced in pairs on all cars.
 
I'm not sure the rotors will cost $5000 but they might cost $1000 for rotors and pads on the GTR, not uncommon for a near super-car.
 
-mike
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Re: nissan skyline 2009 [paisan] by lemmer
Oct 09, 2008 (5:52 am)
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Replying to: paisan (Jun 30, 2008 5:22 pm)

$1000 for rotors and pads? Not uncommon for a 10 year old BMW 3-series. In fact, that would be cheap. And you have to replace the rotors every time you replace the pads.
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Re: nissan skyline 2009 [lemmer] by jb_shin
Oct 09, 2008 (10:18 am)
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Replying to: lemmer (Oct 09, 2008 5:52 am)

Not sure which 10 year old 3-series you are talking about, but a quick online check shows parts price for 98 328 in the range of $400, give or take a few. My 2003 M5 does cost somewhere around $1200 or so. Also, for anyone who does not use dealer for service, rotors will easily last 2 sets of pads
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Re: nissan skyline 2009 [jb_shin] by lemmer
Oct 09, 2008 (1:59 pm)
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Replying to: jb_shin (Oct 09, 2008 10:18 am)

My ' 98 323ic was around $1300 at the dealer, a bit less than a $1000 from an independent. Call me a wuss, but I'd be a little afraid to take a hot lap in an M5 with someone who extends their rotor usage beyond BMW's recommendations.
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Re: nissan skyline 2009 [lemmer] by jb_shin
Oct 09, 2008 (2:16 pm)
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Replying to: lemmer (Oct 09, 2008 1:59 pm)

Ok, you are a wuss.
So you are calculating labor into the equation as well, which I kind of suspected. I know we are going off topic a bit here, hopefully the moderators won't mind too much. BMW rotors are thinner (compared to other makers) to save unsprung weight, which is why BMW recommends replacing at every pad change to be on the safe side. However, as long as the rotor hasn't worn beyond halfway to minimum thickness at the first pad change, I don't see why it needs to be changed. This is not just my opinion, but many owners I come across on M5board.com or Yahoo 5-series group.
 
I just tend to not follow BMW recommendation and change when necessary, which is why I also change engine oil every 7500 miles and trans/diff oil every 30,000 against BMW recommendation.
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Re: nissan skyline 2009 [jb_shin] by lemmer
Oct 10, 2008 (5:13 am)
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Replying to: jb_shin (Oct 09, 2008 2:16 pm)

So, the real question is how much at GT-R brake job would be. Can't be any cheaper than that.
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by johnbrent
Oct 14, 2008 (3:42 am)
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here is a nice read about it as well
http://driveitfirst.blogspot.com/2008/08/2009-nissan-gt-r.html

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