Brembo Brakes Explained for 4yr olds
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Brembo Brakes Explained for 4yr olds
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ok I have a
1994 GC8 Subaru Impreza Sti Jap Import ...
i want to put Brembo brakes that i got off a Mitz Evo 8 onto it..
it has 17" alloys if that makes a hoot..
can anyone tell me wat i need to make it work
cheers
wayne
ok I have a
1994 GC8 Subaru Impreza Sti Jap Import ...
i want to put Brembo brakes that i got off a Mitz Evo 8 onto it..
it has 17" alloys if that makes a hoot..
can anyone tell me wat i need to make it work
cheers
wayne
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HI
Yes any of the front STi brembo's with fit on your car with the discs off the same , 2005 onwards discs will need to be redrilled to suit your wheel stud pattern of 5 x 100 as the later STi's changed to 5 x 114mm.
You will need at least 17" wheels , but the spokes will need enough offset to clear the calipers as the discs dont have much offset on them.
A lot of wheels dont clear them as the spokes catch the front of the calipers.
Yes any of the front STi brembo's with fit on your car with the discs off the same , 2005 onwards discs will need to be redrilled to suit your wheel stud pattern of 5 x 100 as the later STi's changed to 5 x 114mm.
You will need at least 17" wheels , but the spokes will need enough offset to clear the calipers as the discs dont have much offset on them.
A lot of wheels dont clear them as the spokes catch the front of the calipers.
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good news and bad news there i guess..thanks for the heads up..
i'll have to do a bit of horse trading so and swap da Evo 8 Brembos for Sti Brembos...
was gona change the 17" for 18" anyways so just have to see how much clonkin they do & reck me head first i guess..
wat u recon of the rear Brembo's more headaches i fear..
thanks again boyz
wayne
i'll have to do a bit of horse trading so and swap da Evo 8 Brembos for Sti Brembos...
was gona change the 17" for 18" anyways so just have to see how much clonkin they do & reck me head first i guess..
wat u recon of the rear Brembo's more headaches i fear..
thanks again boyz
wayne
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rear brembos use a lager disc so you need to get the modified hand brake shoes which godspeed do and a braket to mount the caliper higher up think you can buy the hand brake shoes and mounting plate as a kit hope this helps dave
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The STi rear brembo's will fit on with this kit I make
Classic Impreza 2 Pot & Brembo Rear Fitting Kits with Handbrake Modification
The rears dont have the clearance issue's the front do
Classic Impreza 2 Pot & Brembo Rear Fitting Kits with Handbrake Modification
The rears dont have the clearance issue's the front do
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thanks guys
might have to sort out something else that has cropped up in the past week is a rattle from the rear, like something loose in the boot when on an uneven road surface
wondering would it be any of the following i had a AUTECO Vehicle Inspection check before i bought my scooby and here are two of the issues he outlined
1.)Suspension bushes show varying degrees of deterioration consistent with the vehicles age,
2.)Suspension arms, springs and roll bars are all heavily corroded,
would these cause my problem???
any help welcome
wayne
might have to sort out something else that has cropped up in the past week is a rattle from the rear, like something loose in the boot when on an uneven road surface
wondering would it be any of the following i had a AUTECO Vehicle Inspection check before i bought my scooby and here are two of the issues he outlined
1.)Suspension bushes show varying degrees of deterioration consistent with the vehicles age,
2.)Suspension arms, springs and roll bars are all heavily corroded,
would these cause my problem???
any help welcome
wayne
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well it aint the jack..
the more i read up on Subaru Sti's the less i seem to know.. like a bottomless pit u fall in and u just keep falling and falling and theres no bottom..
there should be an University Degree Course on Subaru Sti's...say it would have a high drop out rate and tough modules i.e. Modules on Suspensions, Braking, Engines, Transmissions, Turbos etc.. Maintainence and Praticals attached to each..
School Of Scooby or Scooby School
well it friday and im gona have loads of
the more i read up on Subaru Sti's the less i seem to know.. like a bottomless pit u fall in and u just keep falling and falling and theres no bottom..
there should be an University Degree Course on Subaru Sti's...say it would have a high drop out rate and tough modules i.e. Modules on Suspensions, Braking, Engines, Transmissions, Turbos etc.. Maintainence and Praticals attached to each..
School Of Scooby or Scooby School
well it friday and im gona have loads of
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