Subject	2 different part numbers for front brake pads?
Posted by	CaptainGSR on July 29, 2021 at 1:27 PM
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Message	I have a 1993 NA 2+2. According to my Nissan dealer, the recommended front brake pads for z32s are: - D1060-30P90 (Vehicle Production Date: 08/1992-09/1993, 07/1992-09/1993), but these are NLA from Nissan. - 41060-40P90 (Vehicle Production Date: 07/1989-04/1992), these are still available. CZP sells the earlier part# 41060-30P90 for all z32s, and says that D1060 and 41060 are identical. The dealer says that the parts are different, and they won't warranty anything if i install the earlier ones... WTF? Can anyone more knowledgeable chime in? My front rotors are down to 28mm thickness, and the pedal pulsates during braking. They were already turned once by the previous owner. I want to stick to OEM everything. Can i order the earlier part number? Is the braking going to be affected? What is the difference between the two? Thanks,
Follow Ups	2 different part numbers for front brake pads? - CaptainGSR 13:27:25 07/29/21 OEM brake parts are needless obsession - Barry(TN) 13:33:40 07/29/21 This. The OEM pads were terrible IMO. (n/m) - MixManMash 15:03:42 07/29/21 Back to the original question... - CaptainGSR 17:21:02 07/29/21 Do you have OEM tires too?… - itsa300zx 13:42:58 07/31/21 Not only are my tires OEM, but so is the air in them :-D (n/m) - ZXoltan 16:29:10 07/31/21 Just because they lasted that long doesn't mean - MixManMash 22:05:15 07/31/21 go to nissanparts deal and order both and compare. sell - slayer fan 20:59:34 07/29/21 Re: go to nissanparts deal and order both and compare. sell - CaptainGSR 02:32:25 07/30/21 Since when are brake pads warrantied? What is different > - ZUL8TR 05:41:16 07/31/21 Coz is correct. They are identical. (n/m) - ConVerTT 00:11:39 08/01/21
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