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Paul Terzo 23 July 2015 08:25 AM

Akebono or Sumitomo on a terzo
 
Does any one know which brake system a 1998 Subaru Impreza Terzo edition uses, its either Akebono or Sumitomo but im not sure how you can distinguish between them?

Thanks

piehole1983 23 July 2015 09:42 AM

I believe it's the latter of the two. Can I ask why you want to know?

Paul Terzo 23 July 2015 11:06 AM

Hi, I need to get new discs and pads for the rear so when I went to halfords and the fella asked me which of these it was, to which I looked at him very confused haha. :wonder:

JGlanzaV 23 July 2015 11:26 AM


Originally Posted by Paul Terzo (Post 11714590)
Hi, I need to get new discs and pads for the rear so when I went to halfords and the fella asked me which of these it was, to which I looked at him very confused haha. :wonder:

Well that's where you went wrong.... Never get anything from Halfrauds.

Ring AS Performance or god speed etc off here and hve a chat to them, no stupid questions as they know exactly what you need

johned 23 July 2015 12:02 PM

Discs and pads are same as any other uk v4 1998 impreza turbo.

Paul Terzo 23 July 2015 01:02 PM

I rang the fella at AS Performance and he said basically the only way to know is to take the pads out and the tabs on the side of them will tell you the difference between the two. The guy was saying that during the 1998 period there was a bit of a switchover and that Subaru would use up old stock so you cant really specifically say its one or the other.

Raptorman 24 July 2015 02:21 AM


Originally Posted by Paul Terzo (Post 11714627)
I rang the fella at AS Performance and he said basically the only way to know is to take the pads out and the tabs on the side of them will tell you the difference between the two. The guy was saying that during the 1998 period there was a bit of a switchover and that Subaru would use up old stock so you cant really specifically say its one or the other.

The guy at AS is correct they did use both types as I had the
same problem when I had to replace calipers on my 97 classic(now gone),
like he says, take out the pads and you will find your answer.

Paul Terzo 24 July 2015 12:23 PM

Turns out I have these ones, im still not sure which of the two it is but iv got the correct ones now. The fella at halfords ordered in both so we could check, these ones are a lot longer than the others and also have an indent at the ends to hold them in place where as the others have a tab on the end.


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