manonahole

Hey guys, new to the forum and im not sure if im posting in the right place or not so sorry if I'm not. Having problems with my brembos on my lnf an i was wondering can I switch to lsj rotors an calipers or is it more complicated then just swtiching it out? Any help is appreciated!

yellowsupercharged06

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what problems are you having ?

manonahole

pistons sticking in calipers is what my mechanic tells me

ECaulk

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They're easy to rebuild and cheaper than going to lsj brakes.

Shanedude

Rebuild em. These 4 piston Brembo's stop really well. Ask me how I know lol.

colodude18

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You must be the first person ever looking to downgrade your LNF brakes to LSJ lol
Like ppl said, rebuild them. The parts you need are available at crateenginedepot.com and here's a how-to I made when I did mine. 5280cobalts.com ? View topic - How-to: Rebuild Brembo (front) brake calipers

Shanedude

Naw plenty have went to LSJ brakes so they can fit certain rims that wouldn't otherwise go over the brembo's.

ECaulk

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Thats normally because they want to drag race and fit 16s or they go to base model so 15s can fit. Not because they're having problems with the brembos

yellowsupercharged06

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im with Ecaulk.

the brembos are easy to fix, if worse comes to worse just buy a new caliper, Rock Auto has them last time i was on there and also you can buy a good used one from Mongo he has some.

good luck OP

manonahole

gonna order the rebuild kit there now! thanks guys!

manonahole

also another quick questions, whats a good brand of front pads to go with?

ECaulk

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Stock.

09outlander

x2 Stock pads are the best for the front brakes.

When you order a rebuild kit for the calipers, make sure you get both the piston kit and boot kit.

yellowsupercharged06

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stock pads +1 .... amazon had them for a good price last time i checked.

Shanedude

Thanks for repeating.

ECaulk

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more like making your comment relevant for the thread and helps those who are new.

Shanedude

Thanks for being you!

colodude18

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Here's the link for the cheapest you'll find the Brembo stock front pads online. They are guaranteed original Ferrodo/Brembo pads made in Italy