FS: Porterfield R4-S, AP1004 High Performance Rear Brake Pads, Fits 03-05 WRX & more
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FS: Porterfield R4-S, AP1004 High Performance Rear Brake Pads, Fits 03-05 WRX & more
I bought these from GST Motorsports in Hayward with the intention of using them, but sold my car before I needed it. These are the rear pads. $50 and it's yours.
More info here: :: #1 Race Specialist in The World :: »
Will fit the stock rear brakes for the following vehicles:
05-06 9-2X AWD
04-05 Forester 2.5XS
04-08 Forester 2.5XT Turbo
06-08 Forester 2.5X L.L. Bean Edition
03-05 Impreza Coupe RS
06-07 Impreza Coupe 2.5i
03-05 Impreza Coupe RS
06-07 Impreza Sedan 2.5i
03-07 Impreza Outback/Wagon/5 Door
03-05 WRX
UPDATE: given away to local member. Thanks for looking.
More info here: :: #1 Race Specialist in The World :: »
Will fit the stock rear brakes for the following vehicles:
05-06 9-2X AWD
04-05 Forester 2.5XS
04-08 Forester 2.5XT Turbo
06-08 Forester 2.5X L.L. Bean Edition
03-05 Impreza Coupe RS
06-07 Impreza Coupe 2.5i
03-05 Impreza Coupe RS
06-07 Impreza Sedan 2.5i
03-07 Impreza Outback/Wagon/5 Door
03-05 WRX
UPDATE: given away to local member. Thanks for looking.
Last edited by lickwid; 05-09-2016 at 11:28 AM.
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I'm not a WRX, or Legacy expert, by any means, but weren't there some changes from the early MY03's and the later MY03's for the WRX. Possibly a change in the brakes?
As listed in my original post, only 03-05 WRX fits. Heedz, in your example, only the 02-03 WRX fit.
Maybe someone who else can chime in. Don't want to sell someone something that won't fit their car.
I did some googling and found this: http://www.clubwrx.net/forums/suspen...fferences.html
As listed in my original post, only 03-05 WRX fits. Heedz, in your example, only the 02-03 WRX fit.
Maybe someone who else can chime in. Don't want to sell someone something that won't fit their car.
I did some googling and found this: http://www.clubwrx.net/forums/suspen...fferences.html
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These Porterfields will fit late MY03 through MY05 WRX. And all other cars I listed above.
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I did some googling and found this: WRX brake pad differences
2002: All 2002 WRXs have a combination of D721 front pads and D770 rear pads.
2003: Starting in July of 2002 (2003 cars were made in 2002), Subaru decided on new brake calipers for both the front and rear, which consisted of a D929 front pad and D1004 rear pad. This created four variants of WRX brake setups:
1. Some early 2003 cars got the 2002 style D721 and D770 setup
2. Some cars got the older D721 front pads and the new-style D1004 rear pads
3. Some vehicles got the new D929 front pads with the older D770 rear pads
4. Some got the new D929s front and D1004 rear setup.
2003: Starting in July of 2002 (2003 cars were made in 2002), Subaru decided on new brake calipers for both the front and rear, which consisted of a D929 front pad and D1004 rear pad. This created four variants of WRX brake setups:
1. Some early 2003 cars got the 2002 style D721 and D770 setup
2. Some cars got the older D721 front pads and the new-style D1004 rear pads
3. Some vehicles got the new D929 front pads with the older D770 rear pads
4. Some got the new D929s front and D1004 rear setup.