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Alryt guys bit of advice
I want some new brakes and disks just wondered if anyone had any lying around they want to sell or any where I could get them from for a decent price thanks
It's for a 2000 Subaru impreza awd 2.0
I want some new brakes and disks just wondered if anyone had any lying around they want to sell or any where I could get them from for a decent price thanks
It's for a 2000 Subaru impreza awd 2.0
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Well what it is every time I brake they squeak like mad but it's only when I brake can't figure our what it could be disks an pads look fine however I thought this might solve it
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Hi Woody
The pads have a metal scraper on them so as they wear down the scraper touches the discs and make an annoying noise telling you they need changing , it could be this , do the pads look worn ?
If you have a classic sport , they only have 260mm discs so a good first upgrade which you will pick up for peanuts would be to fit the early turbo brakes , you will pick up from calipers for next to nothing , you can then fit the larger 277mm discs.
Up from there would be the later turbo 4 pot calipers and 294mm discs which is a bigger step in performance over the 277mm ones.
You would need to check that your wheels would clear the larger kits.
Hope this helps as a start
Cheers Ian
The pads have a metal scraper on them so as they wear down the scraper touches the discs and make an annoying noise telling you they need changing , it could be this , do the pads look worn ?
If you have a classic sport , they only have 260mm discs so a good first upgrade which you will pick up for peanuts would be to fit the early turbo brakes , you will pick up from calipers for next to nothing , you can then fit the larger 277mm discs.
Up from there would be the later turbo 4 pot calipers and 294mm discs which is a bigger step in performance over the 277mm ones.
You would need to check that your wheels would clear the larger kits.
Hope this helps as a start
Cheers Ian
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