sti7 brake disc problems
23 July 2003, 08:54 PM
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uncommon........speak to any "evo" owner (which basically uses the same set-up) about the symtoms you are describing and you will find it is highly common!!
we are experiencing the same problems with customers "sti7 & 8" that we have had for years with "evo's"!!!!!!!
currently testing some two-piece discs to try and solve it........
alyn - asperformance.com
we are experiencing the same problems with customers "sti7 & 8" that we have had for years with "evo's"!!!!!!!
currently testing some two-piece discs to try and solve it........
alyn - asperformance.com
23 July 2003, 09:20 PM
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It is very simple, these brakes are designed for the japanese market.
In japan they don't drive, they are always stuck in traffick.
The brembo's are only for the looks.
Some time ago I had a conversation with brembo about their brakes for the evo's and Impreza's.
This is what they answered
Brembo's comment on Brake Judder
Have Fun
Regards Jan-egbert
In japan they don't drive, they are always stuck in traffick.
The brembo's are only for the looks.
Some time ago I had a conversation with brembo about their brakes for the evo's and Impreza's.
This is what they answered
Brembo's comment on Brake Judder
Have Fun
Regards Jan-egbert
25 July 2003, 09:47 AM
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two piece disks needed,and PF pads of the most aggresive material,these tend to grind out any disc wobble.Oh and if you intend to do any sort of track "testing" need to get some air ducts on.Alternatively do what any serious evo owner does ap 6 pots
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