brembos on a classic
11 January 2012, 10:45 PM
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brembos on a classic
hi people quick question what else would i need to change to fit a set of sti brembos to my95 classic.i belive the calipers would bolt straight on but what discs would i need also what pads any help would be appriaicted .
12 January 2012, 06:14 AM
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To fit the front brembo's on you need the calipers , 326mm discs , and the correct pads for the calipers , you can retain your existing hoses , and they will bolt straight onto your front hubs.
The rears are a bit more involved , if you don't already know , the centre of the rear discs are also a drum for the handbrake , your standard handbrake size is 170mm , and the brembo handbrake size is 190mm , so your handbrake shoes will not lock up on the brembo discs , there are two ways you can get around this , we make adapters which we fit into our discs to reduce the handbrake size down to suit you standard handbrake size .
The other way if you already have discs is to fit the thicker handbrake shoes we have made which will fit the standard axle and suit the larger 190mm brembo handbrake.
Whichever way you go , you also need the mounting bracket kit as the rear calipers will not fit onto the backplates without them.
These are the details and prices of the parts we make
Handbrake shoes and fitting kit
http://66.7.200.85/~godspeed/product.php?id_product=91
Discs with handbrake insert and mounting brackets
http://66.7.200.85/~godspeed/product.php?id_product=137
Hope this helps
Cheers Ian
The rears are a bit more involved , if you don't already know , the centre of the rear discs are also a drum for the handbrake , your standard handbrake size is 170mm , and the brembo handbrake size is 190mm , so your handbrake shoes will not lock up on the brembo discs , there are two ways you can get around this , we make adapters which we fit into our discs to reduce the handbrake size down to suit you standard handbrake size .
The other way if you already have discs is to fit the thicker handbrake shoes we have made which will fit the standard axle and suit the larger 190mm brembo handbrake.
Whichever way you go , you also need the mounting bracket kit as the rear calipers will not fit onto the backplates without them.
These are the details and prices of the parts we make
Handbrake shoes and fitting kit
http://66.7.200.85/~godspeed/product.php?id_product=91
Discs with handbrake insert and mounting brackets
http://66.7.200.85/~godspeed/product.php?id_product=137
Hope this helps
Cheers Ian
12 January 2012, 09:34 PM
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To fit the front brembo's on you need the calipers , 326mm discs , and the correct pads for the calipers , you can retain your existing hoses , and they will bolt straight onto your front hubs.
The rears are a bit more involved , if you don't already know , the centre of the rear discs are also a drum for the handbrake , your standard handbrake size is 170mm , and the brembo handbrake size is 190mm , so your handbrake shoes will not lock up on the brembo discs , there are two ways you can get around this , we make adapters which we fit into our discs to reduce the handbrake size down to suit you standard handbrake size .
The other way if you already have discs is to fit the thicker handbrake shoes we have made which will fit the standard axle and suit the larger 190mm brembo handbrake.
Whichever way you go , you also need the mounting bracket kit as the rear calipers will not fit onto the backplates without them.
These are the details and prices of the parts we make
Handbrake shoes and fitting kit
http://66.7.200.85/~godspeed/product.php?id_product=91
Discs with handbrake insert and mounting brackets
http://66.7.200.85/~godspeed/product.php?id_product=137
Hope this helps
Cheers Ian
The rears are a bit more involved , if you don't already know , the centre of the rear discs are also a drum for the handbrake , your standard handbrake size is 170mm , and the brembo handbrake size is 190mm , so your handbrake shoes will not lock up on the brembo discs , there are two ways you can get around this , we make adapters which we fit into our discs to reduce the handbrake size down to suit you standard handbrake size .
The other way if you already have discs is to fit the thicker handbrake shoes we have made which will fit the standard axle and suit the larger 190mm brembo handbrake.
Whichever way you go , you also need the mounting bracket kit as the rear calipers will not fit onto the backplates without them.
These are the details and prices of the parts we make
Handbrake shoes and fitting kit
http://66.7.200.85/~godspeed/product.php?id_product=91
Discs with handbrake insert and mounting brackets
http://66.7.200.85/~godspeed/product.php?id_product=137
Hope this helps
Cheers Ian
Or what other discs/pads are available from you and price?
12 January 2012, 10:01 PM
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Yes same info applies for your car , we offer our front and rear grooved discs and kevlar pads for £250 , or with orangestuff pads for £399 , add £100 if you want the inserts fitted into the rears discs and a mounting bracket kit
Cheers Ian
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Quick thread resurrection 
I have a 97 STI RA with the r180 rear diff and large solid discs/sliding calipers.
Do I need an adaptor kit to put brembos on the rear?
Thanks in advance
I have a 97 STI RA with the r180 rear diff and large solid discs/sliding calipers.
Do I need an adaptor kit to put brembos on the rear?
Thanks in advance
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