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Old Aug 12, 2007 | 12:48 PM
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I have recently bought a set but not fitted yet. I now understand there are early ones and late ones an I would need the early type to bolt straight on to my classic. Is this the case and if so how do I tell if they are correct?

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Old Aug 12, 2007 | 01:56 PM
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I think it is to do with the PCD. I think 2004/2005 the STi's got bigger hubs and went from 5X100 to 5x114. I think you need some kind of adaptor bracket to fit to a classic anyway.

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Old Aug 12, 2007 | 04:06 PM
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05> STi has the larger PCD, to fit they would need either discs re-drilled or the earlier style

fronts go straight on a classic, but the rears generally need an adptor kit

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Old Aug 13, 2007 | 09:03 AM
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A good upgrade for the classic would be to fit those 2 piece discs from Performance Friction as well.
That combo with the Brembo calipers on your car would be awesome!
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Old Aug 14, 2007 | 07:36 PM
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I'm going to try standard discs with yellow stuff pads first which should be a pretty powerful setup on a classic. If not PF will be on order need new bottom end first otherwise I'll have nothing to stop!

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I've had 06 Brembo's fitted to my classic all you need to do is have the PCD re drilled, I paid £50 for that job.

Have a look at MY thread especially the later pages for the finished article both front and rear.
I had brackets and enlarged shoes for the rears from Andy at Ace Motorsport... IIRC the classic handbrake shoe is 160mm and new age is 180mm.

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Old Aug 14, 2007 | 09:29 PM
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Originally Posted by flatoutscooby
I'm going to try standard discs with yellow stuff pads first which should be a pretty powerful setup on a classic. If not PF will be on order need new bottom end first otherwise I'll have nothing to stop!

Cheers

Luke
luke,save your self time/money agrivation avoid the ebc pads.
cheers neal
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Old Aug 15, 2007 | 01:43 AM
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Originally Posted by ukbob
luke,save your self time/money agrivation avoid the ebc pads.
cheers neal

I had the yellow stuff truly awefull pad that faded rediculiously and wrecked a set of ap discs !!!
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Old Aug 15, 2007 | 09:38 AM
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As above, go with the .11 Z rated by PF from the start, dont bother with the yellowstuff.
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Old Aug 15, 2007 | 10:18 AM
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If you're thinking of PF discs as well as their pads and like a lot of stop try the PF 01 pads rather than the Z rated ones. The Z pads are similar in behavior to DS2500/Pagid421 whereas the 01 pads stop harder than Pagid Blues. Talk to Alyn at ASPerformance for the bits 0191 4103770.
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Unfortunately I already have the pads They were recommended by a friend who does alot of track work, they are the new R compund which is supposedly miles better than the original. I hope so although it looks like I may be going the PF route sooner rather than later
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Old Aug 15, 2007 | 01:54 PM
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Originally Posted by D1CCY
If you're thinking of PF discs as well as their pads and like a lot of stop try the PF 01 pads rather than the Z rated ones. The Z pads are similar in behavior to DS2500/Pagid421 whereas the 01 pads stop harder than Pagid Blues. Talk to Alyn at ASPerformance for the bits 0191 4103770.

This is true, however the z rated would still be a massive improvment over the yellowstuff original or new "r" version.
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Old Aug 16, 2007 | 09:13 PM
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my pads were the r type.absolute pants,scored the new discs badly too.
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