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smj999smj wrote:For Ceramic brake pads, I would go with Akebono Pro ACT Ceramic pads or Raybestos Professional Series Ceramics, which you can get at Rockauto.com. Both are good and come with new hardware. Akebono is an OE supplier of brakes to Nissan.
For Bilsteins, you can go with either the HD's or the 5100's; both are monotube designs. the Bilstein HD's are for a stock ride height and the 5100's are good for a R50 with a 2" lift:
Bilstein HD (for no suspension lift):
http://www.4x4parts.com/i-18981412-path ... shock.html
Bilstein 5100 (for 2" suspension lift):
http://www.4x4parts.com/i-18981408-path ... shock.html
For what you are using your vehicle for, any descent brand rotor will be fine. I've used Wagner and Raybestos Professional Series Advanced Technology rotors and can't say I've noticed a difference between either. Avoid economy and no name rotors as the quality of steel may not be too good and they may have a tendency to warp.jetstream87 wrote:Thank you so much for the links! I been breaking my head all week to see what way to go. Another one too is deciding what rotors to throw in.