Just release a 6Pot Mini Kit for the FC3S.

Forged Two Piece Caliper, floating disc two piece rotor. your choice of Street, Mild, or Competition pads. Teflon coated SS lines, Two piece rotors, and brackets.

324x30 mm rotor.

 

the question is
HOW MUCH??

 

Some vehicles our brakes are proven on:

 

And MY PERSONAL FAVORITE:




It was awesome seeing this thing in person at TAS.

 

I forgot about one of the FC's:

 

Love that car, how much this gonna set us back?

 

is it going to work on 4 or 5 lug?

 

werd...how much

 

A lot of people hate drift but you have to agree that it has brought the 2nd gen back into the "wanted car" by the public. Although the hotest used car on the market is the 240sx right now. atleast we can expect the large companies to start making performance products for it again.

 

Right, so my qestions are:

1 - How much?

2 - Where can we get it?

3 - Will it fit under my stock 16" wheels?

4 - How much do replacement pads cost?

5 - How much do replacement rotors cost?

 

found the website

www.endlessusa.com

i dont know why he didnt post it. looks to be about from $2,229.00 to $3,475.00 depending on which system you get.

 

way to much IMO. just upgrade to slotted rotors and Hawk brake pads and you'll be good to go.

 

Holy ****
that's way more than my car is worth...and my brakes work just fine

 

lets see spent 135 on slotted drilled rotors 35 for semi metallic pads 65 for ss brake lines. the only thing that is still stock is the single pot. but mine works really good. and it didnt hurt my bank account as much

 

I don't have any sposors yet, so I will stick to the cheap stuff.

 

check out the catalog for the FC starting on section/page 35 for the Safety Braking Systems

 

obviously those brakes are an upgrade over the stock single and 4piston brakes, but do you still use the stock rear brakes when you install that? also wouldnt you want to get a (cant think of proper term) brake perportioning (sp?) valve so that you could fix the rear brake bias problem?

 

I have heard of Endless before.....I hope they come out with decently priced items for us...

 

Im w/ajsuper7. I read an article a while ago about how adding a big brake kit to the front only can actually increase your stopping distance w/o proportioning valve. Looks cool though.

 

How come it seems nobody makes a rear brake upgrade for out cars? Like they have full kits 6 pot up front 4 pot rear for other cars but I can never find those kits for an fc. oh well at least the stock 4 potters work great anyway.

 

blingin.

but WOW, that's pricey.

I think that the stock 4 pistons with good fluid and pads works well.

 

Endless and cheap do not go together.


-Ted

 

because he knew the thread would get canned for advertising like it should have been.

 

yea it was but nice to know they make a setup.

 

Actually just wanted to inform the public that there are companies who continue caring about these old vehicles. While it may cost money it is an extremely functional product. You get what you pay for. There isn't much support for the FC market, just thought you should see that a company of Endless' stature has continued to produce products for this application.

I honestly didn't think this was advertising. Just informing the public. We would refer you to a dealer in any case depending on your location. It would be nice for manufacturers to take the time and make personal announcements to communities. Please forgive me if this was seen as an advertisement. This brake system is so expensive $3000+ I wasn't expecting to receive any sales from this.

We are currently building three FC's which will demonstrate the brake and suspension lineups. Hopefully this way we can justify it's costs to you by demonstrating it's functionality.

thanks for your interest. Sorry about not posting the site. www.endlessusa.com

the site is very informative. Navigating might be a little cumbersome as we designed this site based on SKU searches for our dealer base. I do not attend forums often so please forgive me should I not respond timely. Feel free to give the office a call or view the FAQ section for questions.

Thanks.