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Old 01 September 2007, 08:02 PM
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guys my rear pads and disks have seen better days! and never upgraded breaks b4 so please need some pointers as been searching forums but i am getting lost lol

was thinking of an upgrade i have not got a massive ammount of cash after getting the car up together but they need to be done so rather than paying a silly price for standard parts can anyone recommend a good set to upgrade for pads and disks?

i dont mind spending a 300-400 more than what it would be for a standard setup but cant afford a 1500 ap/willwood 6 pot setup

can i fit larger disks to the standard calipers?

also do you think ifit is possible can i upgrade the standard calipers from single to 2 or 4 pots within my budget etc

many thanks

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Old 01 September 2007, 08:12 PM
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Hi Steve
Yes you can upgrade the rears without spending silly money. you can fit the 290mm discs and Subaru 2 pot calipers with a bracket kit I make , and also the 316mm discs and Gold Brembo 2 pot caliper with the fitting kit and handbrake shoes to suit the larger handbrake system on the sti discs.

You should be able to fit either of these systems for under £500 for everything.

What size front brakes do you have , you cannot fit too larger rears if you only have standard fronts.

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Old 01 September 2007, 10:15 PM
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i have a AP upgrade for the p1 not to sure exactly what size they are as i cant tell as i am stupid lol at a guess they are 4pots maybe 330mm diska but as i say that is a guess
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also can newage 2 pots fit directly on or do they need fitting kits etc?
Old 01 September 2007, 11:06 PM
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You're in Berkshire... talk to Len at Subaru4You in Newbury - he's got a P1 himself and an unbiased expert.

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yeah i use len already he has a conversion for 800 odd quid judt didi not really want to spend that much but then again i am sure it would not be much less if i had to convert a newage setup
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Originally Posted by stevie1982
also can newage 2 pots fit directly on or do they need fitting kits etc?
yes they will fit straight on with the bracket kit from Godspeed which costs around £75
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