Enhancing what's behind your wheels...
05-30-2003, 12:36 PM
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Enhancing what's behind your wheels...
Our internet department just upgraded the "brakes" section of our website. We carry some nice pads and even the Brembo and ProDrive 4-pot upgrades. It's worth a quick look if you've been considering brakes at all - I put the Hawk HPS pads on the front of my wagon with excellent results.
Here's the link to the brakes section.
Let me know if you need any recommendations and I'd be happy to help you out.
(I'll move this post to the "brakes" forum on Monday - just wanted to give you guys a heads-up
Here's the link to the brakes section.
Let me know if you need any recommendations and I'd be happy to help you out.
(I'll move this post to the "brakes" forum on Monday - just wanted to give you guys a heads-up
05-31-2003, 01:18 PM
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On the 17x8 wheels - doesn't look good. An 8" wheel is a stretch but should fit the sedan in offset 48-52.
On the Hawks - There's a difference in WRX replacement pads starting in '03. I'll get you an ETA on '03 and '04 Hawk fitments next week...
On the Hawks - There's a difference in WRX replacement pads starting in '03. I'll get you an ETA on '03 and '04 Hawk fitments next week...
Last edited by Dexter@tirerack; 05-31-2003 at 01:25 PM.
06-02-2003, 06:27 AM
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Dex,
Picked up my 04Rex last week..
I'm looking to drop it w/ Eibach springs (already purchased).. and am presently searching for a good price for the ProdriveOZ P1's 17” X 7.0” +52mm (wish you guys carried them still
), and wrapping them w/ Yokohama AVS ES100 's. (i've heard many good things about this tire, even from your reviews on the site at the rack 
)...
The question is..... i'm looking into brakes and was thinking about the Brembo GT stoppers but i want to make sure there are not any issues w/ clearance and such that i should be aware of ? Or is there a better brake you would suggest ?
lemme know, thanks for the help in advance...
jaSon
Picked up my 04Rex last week..
I'm looking to drop it w/ Eibach springs (already purchased).. and am presently searching for a good price for the ProdriveOZ P1's 17” X 7.0” +52mm (wish you guys carried them still
), and wrapping them w/ Yokohama AVS ES100 's. (i've heard many good things about this tire, even from your reviews on the site at the rack )...The question is..... i'm looking into brakes and was thinking about the Brembo GT stoppers but i want to make sure there are not any issues w/ clearance and such that i should be aware of ? Or is there a better brake you would suggest ?
lemme know, thanks for the help in advance...
jaSon
06-02-2003, 08:18 AM
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On the pads on '03 and '04 WRX - the difference is in the tab placement as well as the geometry on the bottom edge of the pad. Hawk and EBC are working on the tooling for the pads, but they aren't expected until late this summer.
On the P1s - they will fit in 17 and 18" with the Brembo GT kit (328mm rotor).
If you wish to view this thread again, it'll be in the "brakes" section this afternoon.
On the P1s - they will fit in 17 and 18" with the Brembo GT kit (328mm rotor).
If you wish to view this thread again, it'll be in the "brakes" section this afternoon.
Last edited by Dexter@tirerack; 06-02-2003 at 08:49 AM.
06-30-2003, 12:42 PM
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Rotors are the same for all years of WRX...pads are the same as the 03 WRX
I have an 02RS, and I have the same problem (uses the same pad as the 03 WRX)
I have an 02RS, and I have the same problem (uses the same pad as the 03 WRX)
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