Hey what’s up! Could you be more specific by what you mean by height difference? I actually sold my old F sport calipers but I can tell you the Brembo 6 pot calipers take up a lot more inner wheel space than the F sport 4 pot calipers. The OEM GS350 F sport wheels will not fit over the Brembos due to a small inner wheel barrow. Does that help!?

@@j168vlogs Hi there, thank you for the reply. I have the GS350 F Sport front 4 pot Advics caliper on my 2011 GS300 (GRS190). I am looking to try and fit the GS F front 6 pot Brembo caliper onto my GS300 with the Rays 18 inch G25 wheels on. The current Advics front caliper does have some clearance in the inner wheel barrel, so I will like to give it a try with the 18 inch Rays G25 wheels on, although many around said that a minimum 19 inch wheel is required to clear the GS F front 6 pot Brembo caliper. It will be very helpful and kind, if u can let me know the height of the GS F front caliper by measuring from the top to the bottom where the largest point/ tip of the caliper is at when it is mounted? Are the GS F front calipers lighter than the your previous set of Advics front calipers? Thank you.

@@jeremytan5524 Hey what's up! I did a rough estimate and the Brembo caliper is about 3.5" in height. The outer edge of the brake caliper to the center of the wheel is approximately 8.5" so your inner wheel diameter should be more than 17" to even consider possible fitment. My 19" oem F sport wheels could not fit the 6 pot Brembos so 18" would be a very tight squeeze. I believe the Brembo setup is going to be heavier up front due to the larger rotor and brake pads. The rear could be about the same weight compared to the OEM Advics. Hope that helps!

@@j168vlogs Hi there, thank you for the prompt reply. The information provided is very helpful, and I greatly appreciate it. Noted that the front Brembo setup will be heavier, but if you will to go with 2 piece rotor, there will be weight savings. I have 2 piece rotor for the front GS350 F Sport brake setup. For the rear, I am currently using a 2 pot LS600h (UVF45) Advics brake caliper with 350mm rotor size.