What calipers come standard on a 1995 wrx?
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What calipers come standard on a 1995 wrx?
I bought my 1995 wrx with 4 pot calipers already on but the brakes are crap, Iv been told it's because somebody has uprated the front brakes but not the brake servo etc. Can this be solved by putting the original brakes back on the front? And if so is it the 2 pots that I need??
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I bought my 1995 wrx with 4 pot calipers already on but the brakes are crap, Iv been told it's because somebody has uprated the front brakes but not the brake servo etc. Can this be solved by putting the original brakes back on the front? And if so is it the 2 pots that I need??
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He's done the same sort of thing on his 205 gti and had the same problem until he changed the servo and master cylinder etc. I've bled all four calipers, checked for any leaks or splits in the vacuum pipe. All the disks n pad are pretty new aswell, unless it the actual brake servo that's gone?
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If it is the servo, just change it like for like with a new/guaranteed one. If you really want to upgrade the system, then all you need is a master cyl from an STI 7/8 car, but not the servo.
The cyl is a straight swap for the OE cyl, but the servo from the STI 7/8 will not fit in the space that your current servo sits. I know because I have the upgrade cyl in my 1993 car.
The cyl is a straight swap for the OE cyl, but the servo from the STI 7/8 will not fit in the space that your current servo sits. I know because I have the upgrade cyl in my 1993 car.
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2 pots were standard
4 pots are a perfectly fine upgrade (I did that upgrade on my 93wrx and nothing but the calipers/discs/pads were required).
Just to reiterate one of the points already made check the pistons are moving freely as they suffer terribly from sticky pistons.
If you can remove the calipers and test that each piston is fine,if not then a refurb is in order.
4 pots are a perfectly fine upgrade (I did that upgrade on my 93wrx and nothing but the calipers/discs/pads were required).
Just to reiterate one of the points already made check the pistons are moving freely as they suffer terribly from sticky pistons.
If you can remove the calipers and test that each piston is fine,if not then a refurb is in order.
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