Consider it offset by the lighter alloy wheels....
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Seriously, the cast OEM calipers are only about 1kg lighter than the cast 4-spots, so yes it's extra, but not much.
I've been running the 'lux calipers on my Z since 1997, and the bias was pretty good when used with the OEM drum rear. Stopping power was noticably improved over the OEM brakes (which were in pretty good nick), with only a little more pedal travel. But when I fitted the disc rear end, the bias went to the shitter & the pedal travel was worse. The pedal got even worse when I adjusted the bias up on the brake rollers at the Regency Park Inspection centre (for roadworthiness due to my L28ET conversion). It passed the brake test, but I wasn't happy with the feel. One week later I'd fitted a 1" master & now they are sweet (firm, but not rock hard).
I will upgrade to R32/33 brakes on the front in the near future, which will deal with the 'unsprung weight issue' and further increase the braking power.
Having said that, a 1" master with R30 brakes (disc/disc) fitted to a 180B is far too hard, and a 15/16 gives a more usable pedal.
A 15/16 gives a nice pedal when used with the R31/R31 combo too, 7/8 is too soft.