STi7 Brembo performance
25 July 2002, 01:01 AM
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Just done a few blasts earlier and I was very suprised as to the performance of the oem Brembo's
Done two stop from 130 to 40 and they are impressive. MUCH better than the Subaru 4 pots.(any disc/pad combo)
My one gripe with them seems to be that when cold they do not seem to bite. Still, they're pretty awesome.
Done two stop from 130 to 40 and they are impressive. MUCH better than the Subaru 4 pots.(any disc/pad combo)
My one gripe with them seems to be that when cold they do not seem to bite. Still, they're pretty awesome.
25 July 2002, 08:51 PM
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Sorry I don't have the number with me. RS-42 is the compound.
They are redily available as most guys over here have changed over. They will pull up better and have less fade. You shouldn't need to go to higher temp pads when running 326mm x 30mm rotors.
Be careful with the Blacks RS-14 as the are dedicated race pads which don't stop well when cold.
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They are redily available as most guys over here have changed over. They will pull up better and have less fade. You shouldn't need to go to higher temp pads when running 326mm x 30mm rotors.
Be careful with the Blacks RS-14 as the are dedicated race pads which don't stop well when cold.
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25 July 2002, 11:32 PM
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We make O.E replacement discs for the new STi 326mm in plain, slotted, or drilled. We do export to the U.K now but I would have to check to see who the resellers are.
I don't work in sales.
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I don't work in sales.
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29 July 2002, 10:58 PM
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Here is one distributor for the STi rotors
Part # DBA 654 (front) DBA 655 (rear) Plain, Slotted, Drilled
Tony Mason
Automotive Distributors Limited (ADL)
Marden, Kent
Ph: 44+(0)1622 833055
30 July 2002, 01:15 AM
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what braking system are the evo s using on that race pic
i am curious most standard evo brake discs are warping like crazy now you proberly gonna say they use our dba discs
what braking system are the evo s using on that race pic
i am curious most standard evo brake discs are warping like crazy now you proberly gonna say they use our dba discs
30 July 2002, 01:26 AM
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I haven't heard of warping problems yet.
They're just wearing them out because of the type of driving they are doing.
We do make the EVO 7 rotors too, 320 x 32mm but I'm not sure if the cars in the pics are using ours.
This is GTP class too, no brake mods!
They're just wearing them out because of the type of driving they are doing.
We do make the EVO 7 rotors too, 320 x 32mm but I'm not sure if the cars in the pics are using ours.
This is GTP class too, no brake mods!
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