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Old 12 February 2010, 04:35 PM
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will gold wrx sti 53 plate brembos with 326mm discs fit directly to my99 as a replacement without having to buy a fitting kit/extra brackets etc?and will they fit under 18" rota gra alloys? im hoping that the discs and calipers are all ill need???????
Old 12 February 2010, 04:38 PM
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the front brembo's bolt straight on but you need the brembo bolts as they are longer than the 2/4 pot ones (i have a set on my98).

rears need a bracket.

can't help with the alloys i'm afraid.
Old 12 February 2010, 04:38 PM
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front or rear?
Old 12 February 2010, 04:39 PM
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You need 17 inch wheels and ones that will accommodate the calipers.

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Old 12 February 2010, 04:44 PM
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Originally Posted by TonyBurns
You need 17 inch wheels and ones that will accommodate the calipers.

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so they wont fit under 18" rota gras???? front calipers by the way.
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18x7.5????
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Originally Posted by 99greenwagon
so they wont fit under 18" rota gras???? front calipers by the way.
thay do fit under some of the 18"wheels i think someone maybe miss read your post and possibly thought you had put 16".
Old 12 February 2010, 04:52 PM
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Not all 18's will fit them under, neither will 17's, they need to clear the spokes, if they dont then your screwed basically

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anyone know if they will fit under the 18" rota gras????????
Old 12 February 2010, 06:13 PM
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just fitted 18 x 8 Inch et 45 Team Dynamics Pro Race 1.2
they were close giving me 3mm clearance

the wheels that i took off were Kato racing and gave me 50mm clearance
so as said above its the spokes that give the clearance

i would think that they would fit but you need to check to with someone like Keith at Revolution
Old 12 February 2010, 07:16 PM
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If you have issues with the spokes being too close to the calipers then you could use hub-centric spacers to bring em out 5-10mm?

Wouldn't imagine there will be clearance issues with regards to the size of wheels you have.
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I got 18" Rota GRA's with Brembos fitted



As said you will need to upgrade the bolts plus you will need to fit new brake hoses as they need to be longer than the oem one's fitted. Goodridge do an uprated hose for this specific conversion. Just to add I do not have spacers fitted.

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stunning...
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Originally Posted by NINJA_LOVER
stunning...
Cheers

I found a huge difference when I had the rears fitted as well, the car balanced out under braking instead of a nose diving sensation with the oem rears still on, it's not as complicated as it sounds.

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My 17'' GRA's clear mine
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thankyou very much,ive just bough the set for the front,removed from 53 plate wrx sti,calipers,326mm discs,lines,bolts and pads,got for a pretty good price aswell,probably will attempt fitting these next weekend,aint got a clue how to bleed brakes and i havent got a brake bleeding kit either
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you only need a jar a spanner and someone to press the pedal. Oh and some fluid. Should get it done in about hour and a half
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Originally Posted by daz1968
you only need a jar a spanner and someone to press the pedal. Oh and some fluid. Should get it done in about hour and a half
ideal,even i can manage that!
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bleed the inside nipple first !
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go steady with the bleed nipples though,they tend to seize.
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ok thanks.anyone know roughly how much fluid ill need to buy to top up?and also is there any way of telling what grade fluid i have already in the car?
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Originally Posted by 99greenwagon
will gold wrx sti 53 plate brembos with 326mm discs fit directly to my99 as a replacement without having to buy a fitting kit/extra brackets etc?and will they fit under 18" rota gra alloys? im hoping that the discs and calipers are all ill need???????
you will need rear shoes too and dirt guard needs cut too, i just had my brother fit mine . hee he my first post ... i think lol peeps
Old 13 February 2010, 11:43 AM
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Originally Posted by karenv7bell
you will need rear shoes too and dirt guard needs cut too, i just had my brother fit mine . hee he my first post ... i think lol peeps
its the fronts im doing not the rears
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get a litre and do all 4 with fresh stuff 5.1 in mine

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Old 14 February 2010, 02:58 PM
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brembos fitted!
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Originally Posted by 99greenwagon
brembos fitted!
Well?!

Have you used them in anger? (Or are you running in new discs and/or pads?)

If not then waht are they like?!
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Originally Posted by joz8968
Well?!

Have you used them in anger? (Or are you running in new discs and/or pads?)

If not then waht are they like?!
used discs and pads,need to bed them in for a bit first,but they do feel alot better already.very pleased with them.
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