Subject	Re: No such thing as a 89 TT. 90 was first model year for Z32
Posted by	ttzcadet on August 15, 2008 at 10:07 PM
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In Reply To	No such thing as a 89 TT. 90 was first model year for Z32 posted by Fast300 on August 15, 2008 at 09:50 PM
Message	Mine was built in '89, but was a 90 year model- Thanks. I've heard that some things were changed up in the very early model years (perhaps mine?) and the adapter brackets definitely aren't locating the calipers correctly in regards to the backspacing axis. Any help is still very appreciated.
Follow Ups	Problems with the 350z track rotor upgrade - ttzcadet 20:13:19 08/15/08 No such thing as a 89 TT. 90 was first model year for Z32 - Fast300 21:50:04 08/15/08 Re: No such thing as a 89 TT. 90 was first model year for Z32 - ttzcadet 22:07:13 08/15/08 89/90 NA had thinner rotors. (n/m) - Dane (Houston) 22:59:31 08/15/08 And different size brake calipers to fit the thinner rotors. (n/m) - Fast300 01:03:00 08/16/08 Don't say '89'. Refer to the model year, not the build date. (n/m) - SactoTodd 18:40:09 08/16/08 Auto noob, Say build date not year model - Dane (Houston) 19:43:19 08/16/08 Why not? I drive a 1989 Z32 TT. - Pilot.P (NZ) 00:23:05 08/16/08 Because the 89 model year was a Z31 not a Z32. - Fast300 01:06:59 08/16/08 I am not sure why you would be having a problem. - robo (sebring1970) 09:12:06 08/16/08 Re: Problems with the 350z track rotor upgrade - WazTTed 09:23:25 08/16/08 Yes, many were made in 89, but they are 90 models - Fast300 21:18:32 08/16/08 Re: Yes, many were made in 89, but they are 90 models - plumwerks 21:49:37 08/16/08 Re: Problems with the 350z track rotor upgrade - ttzcadet 18:34:54 08/16/08 thanks for the follow-up. at least yur human-bean - robo (sebring1970) 07:18:53 08/17/08 You're welcome. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 08:14:22 08/17/08
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