Type r f4pots/r2pots best possible performance?
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Type r f4pots/r2pots best possible performance?
Ok, before I go and fit the front and rear brembos I have, which means my standard 16" wheels will no longer fit, what's the best possible setup for standard 4pots up front and 2 pots rear? In terms of discs/pads/fluid/brakelines etc.
Fast road use only at this stage.
Fast road use only at this stage.
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Stainless pistons
Goodridge lines
Dot 5.1 (don't know the brand)
Godspeed grooved discs and Kevlar pads
That's what I used before fitting my front Brembos.
The Kevlar pads are decent for everyday driving/B Road blasts but I would see what either Godspeed/AS performance offer as a better brake pad.
Have you thought about Godspeed Big Brake kit as pretty sure he made it so you could keep the 4 pots/original wheels?
Goodridge lines
Dot 5.1 (don't know the brand)
Godspeed grooved discs and Kevlar pads
That's what I used before fitting my front Brembos.
The Kevlar pads are decent for everyday driving/B Road blasts but I would see what either Godspeed/AS performance offer as a better brake pad.
Have you thought about Godspeed Big Brake kit as pretty sure he made it so you could keep the 4 pots/original wheels?
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Cheers gents. I had the big brake kit on my last car and it means 17" as a minimum and to be fair the brembos are roughly the same cost now anyway with a 5mm smaller disc.
I'm thinking that a good pad and disc setup may be enough for my driving without the hassle of the brembo swap. I actually prefer the look of the oe Subaru calipers anyway.
I'm thinking that a good pad and disc setup may be enough for my driving without the hassle of the brembo swap. I actually prefer the look of the oe Subaru calipers anyway.
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I have Carbone Lorraine RC5+ pads on the front,OEM pads rear, recently rebuilt calipers with stainless pistons, ATE Super Blue fluid and braided hoses.
I cannot fault the setup. I do not take the Subaru on track but recently completed a 2,000 mile trip across the Pyrenees and Alps included sustained spirited miles up and down steep passes without as much as a grumble.
Very happy to have a great standard setup as I also want to keep to a 16" rim.
I cannot fault the setup. I do not take the Subaru on track but recently completed a 2,000 mile trip across the Pyrenees and Alps included sustained spirited miles up and down steep passes without as much as a grumble.
Very happy to have a great standard setup as I also want to keep to a 16" rim.
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