277 to 295 disc conversion
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277 to 295 disc conversion
Can anyone help with this, I have bought 295mm discs and pads to suit a new pair of Subaru 4 pot calipers, on looking at the discs on my car (MY98 16" rims) there is a cover at the back of them, does this need to be replaced also or is it ok to be left in place.
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Martin, as already said, it's basically your choice, the bigger brakes will fit fine with the shields in place, of if you want a tad more cooling, remove them..... three 10mm bolts from memory...... but one or two may well shear off due to age!"
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Originally Posted by Patriot
Can anyone help with this, I have bought 295mm discs and pads to suit a new pair of Subaru 4 pot calipers, on looking at the discs on my car (MY98 16" rims) there is a cover at the back of them, does this need to be replaced also or is it ok to be left in place.
Martin
Martin
fitted with original my98 rims (ie sti)
The reason I say this, is that not all 16" rims will fit 4 pot calipers.
The offset needs to be right, if they are original Subaru wheel you'll
be OK.
Rob
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Originally Posted by scoobfan
Does that mean you have a my98 car with 16" rims or that your car is
fitted with original my98 rims (ie sti)
The reason I say this, is that not all 16" rims will fit 4 pot calipers.
The offset needs to be right, if they are original Subaru wheel you'll
be OK.
Rob
fitted with original my98 rims (ie sti)
The reason I say this, is that not all 16" rims will fit 4 pot calipers.
The offset needs to be right, if they are original Subaru wheel you'll
be OK.
Rob
Martin
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