STi9 Brembo's Front & Rear
06 December 2005, 10:11 PM
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STi9 Brembo's Front & Rear
Will thess fit a classic scoob. I have a 96 uk classic with 16" wheels will the calipers and discs fit straight on, or will it be a pain to fit them??
06 December 2005, 10:15 PM
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they will physically bolt on, but your wheels will not fit back on...... you'll need wheels that fit an STI in order to use the brakes, sounds like big expense to me..
06 December 2005, 10:37 PM
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The fronts should bolt on, but, as RON said, the wheels probably won't, as the calipers are rather large. You'd either need STi wheels, or another set of wheels that would clear the calipers, or use spacers and longer wheel bolts.
As for the rear 2-pots, from what I know, they won't bolt straight on, you'd need some adaptor brackets, though they should in theory fit under your wheels.
As for the rear 2-pots, from what I know, they won't bolt straight on, you'd need some adaptor brackets, though they should in theory fit under your wheels.
06 December 2005, 10:54 PM
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I have them on mine up front. Bolt straight on. Need discs pads too obviously. You need go 18's. Only 17's that fit as far as i know without spacers etc are original STi wheel 2 types rota rims subaru prodrive and wr1 replica wheel. I have rota 17 inch prodrive replicas on mine!!
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06 December 2005, 10:59 PM
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Originally Posted by chrispurvis100
Doesn't the sti 9 have a different offset? So sti 9 discs will not fit?
07 December 2005, 12:09 AM
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STi 9 has a different PCD so the disks wont fit, STi 8 and before will, as stated though you will need at least 17" rims and most of those won't fit without a spacer.
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