04 STI BIG BRAKE QUESTION
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04 STI BIG BRAKE QUESTION
The front brakes are now getting quite worn,i was thinking of going to a 355 disc with alloy bells,but retaining the origional brembos with adapter kit to allow for bigger disc.The cars on 18s,does anyone know if someone does such a kit.Thanks JASON
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Originally Posted by Mo
Your best bet as an upgrade route is APs 'strapdrive' replacement disc and bell.
Tony
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The only down side with the AP strap drive discs is to allow for the strap drive thingymajigs they have had to make the pads smaller to fit them , smaller pads mean less braking , I dont see this as a better set up than standard , unless you have a big problem with warping discs which I dont think the brembo calipered scoob's have.
I know Godspeed do a 326mm 2 piece disc and bell set up for your model which fit straight on , they are about £300 a pair , see this thread - http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showthread.php?t=475999
I know Godspeed do a 326mm 2 piece disc and bell set up for your model which fit straight on , they are about £300 a pair , see this thread - http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showthread.php?t=475999
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disagree about the pad area.................the BREMBO caliper has traditionally suffered from heat build up (more specifically when used on trackdays, but got a lot of customers doing that most mornings going to work!!)
AP simply use a scalloped pad to allow for the mounting system................and we generally find that this also allows the caliper to run cooler
alyn
AP simply use a scalloped pad to allow for the mounting system................and we generally find that this also allows the caliper to run cooler
alyn
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