Fitting Brembos ... HELP Please
15 January 2010, 08:55 PM
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Fitting Brembos ... HELP Please
Have got hold of a set of newage ('04) STI Brembos (fronts only).
Thinking about trying to fit these to my '97 WRX tomorrow and just wanted to first of all see if anyone could point me in a rough how to guide.
Secondly, my WRX has 18" wheels so space isn't going to be an issue... are the calipers, discs and pads going to be bolt on or an I going to need anything else off a newage Impreza
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Thinking about trying to fit these to my '97 WRX tomorrow and just wanted to first of all see if anyone could point me in a rough how to guide.
Secondly, my WRX has 18" wheels so space isn't going to be an issue... are the calipers, discs and pads going to be bolt on or an I going to need anything else off a newage Impreza
Ta
15 January 2010, 09:08 PM
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You will need the newage caliper bolts if you don't already have them. When I fitted mine I had to purchase some from the local dealer at £5 per bolt (4 Required). Other than that its a straight forward swap.
Do check the wheels fit for clearance though, its not just the diameter of the wheel its the offset, wheel spacer may also be required.
Good Luck
Do check the wheels fit for clearance though, its not just the diameter of the wheel its the offset, wheel spacer may also be required.
Good Luck
20 January 2010, 06:06 AM
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hi
u need to drill ur new discs because stud pattren on 2004 sti is 5x114 and on classic they are 5x100 so just put ur old disc on new one mark da holes and drill thats wat i did on my type r
thanks
u need to drill ur new discs because stud pattren on 2004 sti is 5x114 and on classic they are 5x100 so just put ur old disc on new one mark da holes and drill thats wat i did on my type r
thanks
20 January 2010, 06:31 AM
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2005 sti had 5x114. up until 2004 they were 5x100. at least in european cars. if you are talking about JDM ,I dont know what stud pattern they had.
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04 February 2010, 09:09 AM
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do you mean the PFF7 copy type??, if so then from memory the offset is around ET45 although this doesnt guarantee fit
the most important part is the spoke design/clearance but these go on no trouble.........
alyn
the most important part is the spoke design/clearance but these go on no trouble.........
alyn
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