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Old 26 February 2004, 09:37 AM
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I'm looking to replace my front pads to DS2500. But I need to know about the size.

How do I find out if my MY99 UK turbo has 16in 4pot or 17in 4pot brake pads?

Is it related to the alloy wheel size - which is std 205/50/16in?

Any help would be very much appreciated,
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Kenny

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Old 26 February 2004, 09:47 AM
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How do I find out if my MY99 UK turbo has 16in 4pot or 17in 4pot brake pads?
All UK MY99s had 4-Pot brakes and 16" Wheels as standard
Old 26 February 2004, 10:08 AM
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Not sure why the size of wheel is relevant ? - Has someone you're buying these from asked you ?

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Old 26 February 2004, 03:33 PM
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Cheers Puff.

Mark - yes scooby mania asked what size. i've gone for the 16in - at UKP128 inc vat & p&p for ds2500 thats a bargin in my view :-)
Old 26 February 2004, 03:44 PM
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Interesting - I can only assume that they're judging the disk size from the wheel size, - - Maybe they're trying to judge if its a P1 ?

Cheers anyhow - and it seems an OK price - Certainly happy with DS2500s on mine !

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Old 26 February 2004, 04:27 PM
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P1s had the same 4-pots as MY99/00 unless they had a Prodrive Alcon upgrade
Old 26 February 2004, 09:24 PM
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Then I'm completely confused as to why they should ask - Not that it matters, but its just odd.....
Old 26 February 2004, 10:15 PM
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I think you probably not too far away with your original theory Mark.

I wonder if "16" to them means the standard Subaru four pot brakes, and "17" means the Brembos on the new-age STi's...
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But saying MY99 sort of counts that out maybe

But Mike normally knows his stuff
Old 27 February 2004, 10:14 AM
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Puff - its was Lee that asked the question not Mike
I don't know if that matters
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Could be the new YTS trainee
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