2 Pot Brakes Yes I do mean 2 pots
11 February 2003, 07:41 AM
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I've got a set in my garage you can have for £50 there in good nick and have covered 31,000 they were on my 95wrx when it was imported last year.
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11 February 2003, 04:52 PM
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I've also got a set of 2 pot calipers from a MY95 that i've just removed. They've got part worn (plenty of life left) EBC greens on them. The discs are shot but you could buy uprated ones.
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11 February 2003, 11:09 PM
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I dunno £50.00. The pads alone were that but as i'm not going to be using them again it doesn't really matter. The calipers are the standard Subaru 2pots. I don't see the point in uprated 2pots. 4's or 6's yes, but 2pots no. Let me know what you think. I can probably get them sent for just over a tenner so say £60.00 inc p&p.
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12 February 2003, 11:20 AM
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Hi Maffa Thanks for your reply but I really need a complete set with discs, the calipers you have are an older version of 2 pots, I need same pads as used on MY98, I cannot fit 4 pots behind my speedline twin 6 spokes otherwise I would not be trying to find better 2 pots at all. Thanks any way for your response and excuse my babblings
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12 February 2003, 12:59 PM
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If you want to keep the Speedline wheels (I can understand why - I used to have a set) you can do reasonably well just changing the discs and pads to something better than standard (eg. gp. n discs & something like mintex M1144 pads / EBC pads etc...)
I seem to remember that Scoobyduck has 4 pots (Not OEM, and I can't remember the make
) on his MY97 with the Speedline wheels. I think it's running with 3mm spacers (or maybe less).
I seem to remember that Scoobyduck has 4 pots (Not OEM, and I can't remember the make
) on his MY97 with the Speedline wheels. I think it's running with 3mm spacers (or maybe less).
12 February 2003, 10:50 PM
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Babble away mate 
Scoobyduck has the Hi Spec brakes. He got them direct from Hi Spec & saved money over what they charge at Scoobysport. There's not a lot of clearance but there is enough
. Im sure some companies do smaller uprated kits to fit under 16's/17's.
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Scoobyduck has the Hi Spec brakes. He got them direct from Hi Spec & saved money over what they charge at Scoobysport. There's not a lot of clearance but there is enough
. Im sure some companies do smaller uprated kits to fit under 16's/17's.MAFFA
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