Shane Morris

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I just put on my goodridge ss lines and stop tech rotors in the front and rear. I am surprised with the difference the lines made. The pedal feels better and the stopping power is greater. I haven't got to warm up the rotors enough to tell how they do against fade yet. While doing the rears I was surprised to see a drum brake system on the inside of the rotors. Is this used only when the E-brake is applied? If so, are the calipers still holding when you apply the E-brake or is it just the drum? Well anyhow, I recommend ss lines for anyone who doesn't already have them :>

4080wrx

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I had the same question about the rear brakes myself.......I concluded with that the rear calipers work with the front when the brake is depressed and the drum works with the e-brake...anyone else care to comment on this???

oldmansan

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rear drum is for the e-brake. Bed your rotors (same as bedding pads) so that you'll get maximum efficiency and rotor/pad life. If you don't know how, check Stoptech's site or give me a call. I've posted my phone numbers countless times.

San

hayn_wrx

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shane good to see you got them on with no problems...which brake fluid did u go with ?..well i'll be installing new pads and fluid in a few weeks...i'll give u a call..