UPDATE
After conducting more research for these brake parts, I have come to a few conclusions:
Finding the front brake pads for this car is near impossible. Here is some additional information while I was doing some research.
Front brake pads alternate part number: Bosch 0986424340
Please note that when finding parts for this model skyline with 2 pot front calipers, there will be 2 types of brake pads. 151.3mm x 48.5mm x 16.8mm happens to belong to my caliper (1993 ER33 GTS type G) however if you do find them, they are pretty pricy. The other size is 137mm I believe. Please measure your brake pad to find the right size.
For the rear rotors: Blue Print ADN14348
While researching, finding this rotor is a pain in the ass for us in America. The 200sx was a contender however it ultimately did not fit. You would need to purchase this one as it is for the skyline. This skyline, like a lot of other skylines, uses the rotors for brake shoes meant for the e-brake.
ATTEMPT AT YOUR OWN RISK: I will be replacing my front calipers with the 4 pot caliper from a USDM 1991 Nissan 300zx.
Here are my reasons:
1. Although the front rotors on the 300zx are 5 lug, it shares the same size as the gts25(280mm).
2. Finding the OEM brake pads for this model is very hard. (As explained already)
3. This will make it easy for us in the US to find brake parts for this car.
I will be testing this method out soon and will document anything noteworthy.
In addition. My plan with this car (and all import cars) is to try to find alternative parts in America, so that it would be easier to own these legendary import cars, without spending an arm and a leg for parts. Seeing as these cars never made it to the US market, it is very difficult to find essential parts like brake rotors and pads for example.
That should be all of the information needed to easily find brake parts for the R33 GTS25 NA. If there is more information that I find, I will be posting it here.
After conducting more research for these brake parts, I have come to a few conclusions:
Finding the front brake pads for this car is near impossible. Here is some additional information while I was doing some research.
Front brake pads alternate part number: Bosch 0986424340
Please note that when finding parts for this model skyline with 2 pot front calipers, there will be 2 types of brake pads. 151.3mm x 48.5mm x 16.8mm happens to belong to my caliper (1993 ER33 GTS type G) however if you do find them, they are pretty pricy. The other size is 137mm I believe. Please measure your brake pad to find the right size.
For the rear rotors: Blue Print ADN14348
While researching, finding this rotor is a pain in the ass for us in America. The 200sx was a contender however it ultimately did not fit. You would need to purchase this one as it is for the skyline. This skyline, like a lot of other skylines, uses the rotors for brake shoes meant for the e-brake.
ATTEMPT AT YOUR OWN RISK: I will be replacing my front calipers with the 4 pot caliper from a USDM 1991 Nissan 300zx.
Here are my reasons:
1. Although the front rotors on the 300zx are 5 lug, it shares the same size as the gts25(280mm).
2. Finding the OEM brake pads for this model is very hard. (As explained already)
3. This will make it easy for us in the US to find brake parts for this car.
I will be testing this method out soon and will document anything noteworthy.
In addition. My plan with this car (and all import cars) is to try to find alternative parts in America, so that it would be easier to own these legendary import cars, without spending an arm and a leg for parts. Seeing as these cars never made it to the US market, it is very difficult to find essential parts like brake rotors and pads for example.
That should be all of the information needed to easily find brake parts for the R33 GTS25 NA. If there is more information that I find, I will be posting it here.