BREMBOS ON A CLASSIC
 

WILL STI8 BREMBOS FIT DIRECTLY ONTO A MY95 WRX? OR IS IT JUST THE EARLIER ONES??

THANKS

bttt

Front's - YES, direct fit.
Rear's - Require brackets for the calipers and modded handbarake shoes.

cheers bud

only issue with fronts is the wheel offset.. I cheated and run sti8 wheels too ;)

Simon

Im also considering this mod, I have a 93 Classic with 8x17's fitted, will the offset be an issue with these?

its not the offset, but the spoke design of wheels that is the issue..................

alyn

which 8x17's fitted evander? the WRX wheels won't work, the sti ones will. You haven't pit your offset down, it is the ET number , something like ET 48 the 8 is 8 inch width and 17 is obviously the diameter.

i just got an earlier set myself, still had to get 3mm spacers though

o yes they do
http://s56.photobucket.com/albums/g1...t=CIMG0957.jpg

I cant check my wheels at the moment unfortuately, Im on an oil rig off west Africa. Im just asuming they are 8x17 Speedlines multi spoke but they may even be wider than 8" because they looked quite wide compared to a set of 7.5x15's I have lying around. Ill need spacers maybe, who stocks these?

Without a spacer???

i just went to motorworld to get my spacers, dont have to be anything special

ah just a little 10mm spacer and longer bolts ,pain in the ass to be fair but helps handling

You guys that have fitted spacers, did you also fit them at the back and how has it affected handling?

it turns into corners better with them on the front,i have not put them on the back yet

ive just got them on the front, urr is this where someone tells me you gotta fit um on all 4 :wonder:

Maybe its just me but I thought the track on the rear of a vehicle had to be EQUAL OR MORE THAN THE TRACK ON THE FRONT ?

Russell

ive no idea myself, anyone else???

7.5 x 17 speedlines et48
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1...v/DSC00059.jpg

Later cars have differing PCD so the discs would have to be re-drilled.

Spacing wheels out is basically changing the offset off the wheel. So if you fit a 10 mm spacer, you are changing the offset by 10mm!
And if you change offset, you should change geometry settings to compensate.